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Saved by 6 people (1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-03-20
- Fk_name on 2009-04-05 - Tags programming , browser , software , interview , blog , hack , business
- Waliddamouny on 2009-03-20 - Tags security , hacking , Apple , browser , ZDNet , Pwn2Own , from-delicious , Mac , OS , X , Safari , Firefox , Google , Chrome , Internet , Explorer , Windows
- Jaykul on 2009-03-20 - Tags @news , Mac , Windows , Security , Hacking
- Mailforlen on 2009-03-20 - Tags no_tag
- Cappella on 2009-03-20 - Tags no_tag
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Safari on the Mac is easier to exploit. The things that Windows do to make it harder (for an exploit to work)
Highlighted by mailforlen
It’s really simple. Safari on the Mac is easier to exploit. The things that Windows do to make it harder (for an exploit to work), Macs don’t do. Hacking into Macs is so much easier. You don’t have to jump through hoops and deal with all the anti-exploit mitigations you’d find in Windows.
Highlighted by jaykul
Macs don’t do. Hacking into Macs is so much easier. You don’t have to jump through hoops and deal with all the anti-exploit mitigations you’d find in Windows.
Highlighted by mailforlen
For all the browsers on operating systems, the hardest target is Firefox on Windows. With Firefox on Mac OS X, you can do whatever you want. There’s nothing in the Mac operating system that will stop you.
Highlighted by jaykul
on 2009-03-20 by jaykul
You'd think this guy was getting paid by the number of times he disses Mac and pimps Firefox on Windows...
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