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Using an example of hacking into data that is already directly available is silly. It would be interesting if they did that to something restricted, like a Net
by alisonkisk 6y ago
Using an example of hacking into data that is already directly available is silly.
It would be interesting if they did that to something restricted, like a Netflix movie.
- segfaultbuserr 6y ago+1. If what they were working on was not Signal but some proprietary applications (possibly with DRM), the hilarious blog post on their "code cracking" effort can actually be a legitimate one. In principle, the process is the same - break into something when you are root already. The only difference is the challenge of code obfuscation - which is a real one, unlike Signal.
- bigiain 6y agoI greatly look forward to hearing Cellebrite executives doing jailtime for DMCA violations stemming from Hollywood or the music industry going after them in court for removing encryption on copyrighted material... (I can dream, right?)