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The paper never once uses the term "air gap." It's only in the headline as submitted to HN.
by vinceguidry 9y ago
The paper never once uses the term "air gap." It's only in the headline as submitted to HN.
- ech 9y agoit has been submitted as such on both HN and reddit. i think it is reasonable to clear any misunderstanding.
- dang 9y agoOk, we'll revert the title to the original. (Submitted title was "Air-gapped data exfiltration via cloud AV sandboxes".) Submitters: please read the HN guidelines, which ask you to use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait.
- GordonS 9y agoMy bad, it was titled like that on Twitter, but I should have checked the title in the PDF.