I don't consider the vulnerability mentioned in this article to be a significant concern for the following reasons:
1. The virtual machine (VM) operates on a per-user basis and is securely sandboxed.
2. Other users do not have access to your VM, ensuring isolation and privacy.
3. The VM has a short-lived lifespan, and any potential overlap between two or more sessions is limited to a brief duration, usually occurring when these sessions are close in time to each other.
I don't consider the vulnerability mentioned in this article to be a significant concern for the following reasons:
1. The virtual machine (VM) operates on a per-user basis and is securely sandboxed.
2. Other users do not have access to your VM, ensuring isolation and privacy.
3. The VM has a short-lived lifespan, and any potential overlap between two or more sessions is limited to a brief duration, usually occurring when these sessions are close in time to each other.