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It happens within the OS for the baseband processor, not within the OS of the actual phone. Unsurprisingly, the details of how the baseband processor work are a
by shakna 6y ago
It happens within the OS for the baseband processor, not within the OS of the actual phone. Unsurprisingly, the details of how the baseband processor work are a highly guarded secret, and trying to reverse engineer anything around it will end up with a heft lawsuit thrown at you.
- jacquesm 6y ago> trying to reverse engineer anything around it will end up with a heft lawsuit thrown at you. Is there an example of that? I can't imagine how reverse engineering anything would get a hefty lawsuit thrown at you. Maybe if you were to publish the results with your name under it, but just the act of reverse engineering?
- kawsper 6y agoThese low-level systems can be good attack vectors, on our computer systems if you can attack the BIOS (Intel ME or AMD PSP) it doesn't matter much what defenses the operating system has. Luckily, most of our computers aren't easily remotely connectable, but phone modems are another story.
- jessaustin 6y agoPresumably the creators of these devices have done at least some of that reverse engineering?