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This is kernel space. If you have a way to overwrite arbitrary kernel memory all bets are off, even with no modifiable code. Apple's policies are dictated by c
by jfkebwjsbx 7y ago
This is kernel space. If you have a way to overwrite arbitrary kernel memory all bets are off, even with no modifiable code.
Apple's policies are dictated by commercial reasons, not technical, so not much to discuss there.
- asveikau 7y agoYes. But people rush into a kneejerk defense of superego (Apple is right all the time) and think that rewriting code pages is universally evil. And to be fair it is tricky and slow.