> Yeah, let's hold up the entire world of offensive cybersecurity capability while you work on that. Sure they will wait.
Nice sarcasm but you’re not actually addressing a solution to the problem I raised.
> You don't. You sandbox the hell out of it too.
So you’re now saying it’s ok to have exploits compiled into your application as long as it’s sandboxed?
I wonder how customers of your application feel about that? I’m certainly not going to be entering my bank details into your ecommerce platform (to give just one obvious example why your suggestion wouldn’t work).
Nice sarcasm but you’re not actually addressing a solution to the problem I raised.
> You don't. You sandbox the hell out of it too.
So you’re now saying it’s ok to have exploits compiled into your application as long as it’s sandboxed?
I wonder how customers of your application feel about that? I’m certainly not going to be entering my bank details into your ecommerce platform (to give just one obvious example why your suggestion wouldn’t work).