Additional comment on the BREACH exploit Without wishing to minimize the importance of this attack type, one thing to definitely keep in mind is that this exploit involves the interaction of a malicious website. If you've visited such a site in the first place, in many cases all bets are already off the table -- that is, you may already have become vulnerable in a number of ways unrelated to this particular exploit.
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