A researcher, identified as xyz3va, has discovered a significant security vulnerability in the Arc browser, which allows unauthorized access to users' browsers without them visiting any websites. The flaw has been described as 'catastrophic' and 'devastating,' raising serious concerns among users and experts alike. Despite the severity of the issue, the researcher was only awarded $2000 for identifying the vulnerability. Additionally, there are allegations that the Arc browser logs website visits, potentially violating its own privacy policy.
Researcher reveals ‘catastrophic’ security flaw in the Arc browser https://t.co/7VBKPRvKd2
Stop 👏 Using 👏 Arc Browser. "Gaining access to anyones Arc browser without them even visiting a website" https://t.co/Te6UIkQOLN https://t.co/bW4kKDTRYK
What the actual 😳 Uninstall a Arcbrowser NOW! Vulnerabily that let's someone access other peoples browsers (easily). They only gave her $2000 for this!? And they brake their own privacy policy, and log website visits. Also, don't use Firebase I guess 🤷 https://t.co/qTp9g2axdw