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Good point - if it's just got firmware uploaded from the SoC, it's more of an escalation / memory protection bypass vector versus a persistence vector. I also w
by bri3d 9y ago
Good point - if it's just got firmware uploaded from the SoC, it's more of an escalation / memory protection bypass vector versus a persistence vector. I also wonder what gets sent across to it - for example, if a malicious video from the web could land on the coprocessor.
Mostly it's just fun seeing more and more co-processing devices arrive in phones as they get broken :)