> If it's in the DSP it may not need to be an app that runs the exploit. Sounds like any malicious audio or video file could do it. Could be something delivered

> If it's in the DSP it may not need to be an app that runs the exploit. Sounds like any malicious audio or video file could do it. Could be something delivered via a streaming site, email, audio embedded in a webpage, etc. This sounds like it could be a very big deal. Seems unlikely to me. DSP data vs DSP code - I think it's in the latter that you'll find vulnerabilities.