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They all look like kernel code/driver bugs to me, meaning there will likely be memory layout and config variations much more significant that you'd see in baseb
by wepple 10y ago
They all look like kernel code/driver bugs to me, meaning there will likely be memory layout and config variations much more significant that you'd see in baseband code which might be a lot more duplicated across devices.
- thecosas 10y agoI think I get it more based on your explanation. Essentially, because the potential exploits rely on a larger variety of configurations, it's unlikely that any widespread exploits would take place; the work just wouldn't be worth it. More likely that they would focus on the largest subset, hence leading to security through variety.