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Even so, it also allows a local attack. One that cannot be fixed without a firmware upgrade (now hope/pray/beg your OEM to release one). Yes, remote exploitabi
by pritambaral 10y ago
Even so, it also allows a local attack. One that cannot be fixed without a firmware upgrade (now hope/pray/beg your OEM to release one).
Yes, remote exploitability sucks hard, but that's not the "whole problem"; there's a bigger problem that just remote exploitability.