“Moreover, we are quite excited that Microsoft Edge now supports both forwards and backwards control-flow protection.
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Microsoft has added new security protections to Edge, including Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET) and Arbitrary Code Guard (ACG), which prevent dynamic code generation in the renderer processes and implement a separate shadow stack to protect return addresses. In most cases the lack of JIT was a non-issue.” More control Of the users who disabled the feature 42% clicked ‘other’ and described problems related to WASM, 29% explicitly called out website compat and 15% selected page loads slowly. “Most users complained about lack of WASM support. In fact, it was least often cited as an issue,” he says in a tweet.
An even bigger surprise is that performance/speed was not a common complaint.
This was surprising because we don’t have WASM working yet. “84% of users who enabled the feature never disabled it. Since the launch of Super Duper Secure Mode, says Microsoft Edge vulnerability research lead Johnathan Norman, most users who have turned the feature on say they haven’t noticed any issues or reported any performance trade-offs. RELATED Microsoft unveils ‘Super Duper Secure Mode’ in latest version of Edge Microsoft has added new security features to its Edge browser, building on the ‘ Super Duper Secure Mode’ that was unveiled late last year.Ī new experimental security feature, this mode is designed to minimize the chances of browser attacks by disabling the Just-In-Time (JIT) component in the V8 engine – a feature that significantly improves speed and usability, but which has been associated with numerous security vulnerabilities.
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