Explore the attack surface and exploitation resilience of EdgeHTML, the new rendering engine powering Project Spartan (Windows 10's next-generation web browser), in this 40-minute Black Hat conference talk. Delve into methods for enumerating EdgeHTML's attack surface, compare it with MSHTML to identify changes and new features, and examine exploit mitigations and their effectiveness against various vulnerability classes. Gain insights into potential bypass techniques that remain applicable, equipping yourself with crucial knowledge about the security implications of this widely deployed rendering engine across Windows 10 devices.
Understanding the Attack Surface and Attack Resilience of Project Spartan's New EdgeHTML Rendering Engine
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Understanding The Attack Surface And Attack Resilience Of Project Spartan's New EdgeHTML...
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