How Google set a trap for Pwn2Own exploit team

Re:How Google set a trap for Pwn2Own exploit team by ootachi on Saturday March 10, 2012 @01:05PM (#3688265)

Google could run Flash in a VM. Or they could re-implement it (as Mozilla is doing). Or they could buy it from Adobe (they're Google). Or they could pay Adobe to write a version that uses the sandbox. Or they could just stop shipping it.

They aren't fooling anyone. It's Google's problem.

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Re:How Google set a trap for Pwn2Own exploit team by trotsky on Saturday March 10, 2012 @01:41PM (#3688352)

Google could run Flash in a VM. Or they could re-implement it (as Mozilla is doing). [...] Or they could pay Adobe to write a version that uses the sandbox.

Isn't the nacl+pepper flash rewrite effectively the result of doing a bit of all three?

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Re:How Google set a trap for Pwn2Own exploit team by jaredsohn on Sunday March 11, 2012 @05:10AM (#3690012)

> Or they could re-implement it (as Mozilla is doing)

Link? I haven't heard anything about this.

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