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It is possible that the researcher also secretly shared the results with Google, but then nothing happened?


> nothing happened

On the contrary - they reacted removing sandbox completely giving up handling sandbox bypassing snippets, the problem is in the design of the framework and it can't be just fixed.


As claimed in the comments, Angular 1 is now community driven instead of officially supported by Google.


Not true. Google has diverged development of Angular 1 and 2. Angular 1 was initially developed with designers in mind, but it caught on with developers. They developed Angular 2 with developers in mind. Angular 2 is different from 1 in many respects. I don't see Google dropping Angular 1 support anytime soon.


the following comment refutes that comment and says Angular 1.x is still supported by Google.




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