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>According to the UN report, and a column written by Bezos' security chief, Gavin de Becker, Bezos was hacked via a message sent from bin Salman's personal mobi

• FreshFries 6y ago
  "There's no evidence the Saudis hacked Jeff Bezos's iPhone. This is the conclusion of the all the independent experts who have reviewed the public report behind the U.N.'s accusations. That report failed to find evidence proving the theory, but instead simply found unknown things it couldn't explain, which it pretended was evidence. This is a common flaw in such forensics reports. When there's evidence, it's usually found and reported. When there's no evidence, investigators keep looking. Todays devices are complex, so if you keep looking, you always find anomalies you can't explain. There's only two results from such investigations: proof of bad things or anomalies that suggest bad things. There's never any proof that no bad things exist (at least, not in my experience)." https://blog.erratasec.com/2020/01/theres-no-evidence-saudis-hacked-jeff.html#.X9nFxy1Y5TY https://blog.erratasec.com/2020/01/theres-no-evidence-saudis...