Does Chrome (64 bit) need exploit protection?

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by Turing Doenitz, Jan 20, 2015.

  1. Turing Doenitz

    Turing Doenitz Registered Member

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    As per title, do I gain any further protection from running EMET, MBAE, or Hitman Pro alert with Chrome.
    I currently use EMET for the likes of Sumatra PDF and other apps, so I feel protected there; but given that Chrome is heavily sandboxed and has built in pepper flash and pdf reader I currently leave it unprotected.
    I use Chrome for 90% of my computer usage so I would like to extract 100% performance from it.
     
  2. Minimalist

    Minimalist Registered Member

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    I didn't hear of any in-the-wild Chrome exploit that could be mitigated by those tools. That doesn't mean they are not useful. If you want additional protection you can add them to your setup. I have decided to control scripts inside browser and by this minimizing the chance of browser being exploited.
     
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