Web Security · Senior · Question 25 of 75
What is site isolation in browsers?
- ✓Correct answer: Pages from different sites run in separate OS processes, so a compromised renderer can't read another site's memory
- 2Each website gets a separate IP address
- 3Each tab gets its own cookies
Explanation
It's a key Spectre mitigation in Chromium. It also means CORB/ORB can keep sensitive cross-site responses out of the renderer.