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For the love of bob, that's a regular Firefox 4 crammed into a VM dammit. It's not special! >....(with the exception of a version of Firefox 4 that runs inside a Linux virtual machine)...
So... why the heck aren't they sharing it with Google so the vulnerability can be patched quickly? Yet they're sharing it with governments... This reeks of government corruption, as if we didn't already have enough of it...but will be sharing it only with its government customers.
You don't need firefox OR Linux. By that logic, IE6 running on Windows ME in a virtual machine is just as secure, assuming you run in snapshot mode and revert the VM back to a clean install after each session. A VM is a VM, if someone gains control of the VM, you just shut it down, that's sort of the whole point.(with the exception of a version of Firefox 4 that runs inside a Linux virtual machine)
Hint! The hack has to do with the settings of Chrome?The hack works on all “default” Chrome installations