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This is interesting, though, looks a bit like "attacker might replace explorer.exe" type of vulnerability: if you can physically access a device, you're already
by elmigranto 10y ago
This is interesting, though, looks a bit like "attacker might replace explorer.exe" type of vulnerability: if you can physically access a device, you're already in; just like you need to be admin or root to replace system binaries, meaning pwnage long before executables are replaced.
- Tepix 10y agoThe difference is that this attack requires only one minute, no tampering with hardware and thus it will also work against tamper proof devices. Also it will be not immediately obvious that your device got hacked while you left for a minute because it will not have been rebooted.