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The article's focus on it being an emulator feels misleading. They compromised an auto-update feature, it can happen to any software that offers updates. Even m
by netsharc 6y ago
The article's focus on it being an emulator feels misleading. They compromised an auto-update feature, it can happen to any software that offers updates. Even manual updates.
- kobalsky 6y agoFeels clickbaity. I was interested because this implied they somehow broke outside both Android's sandbox and the emulator's hypervisor but nope, it was way more mundane (but not less severe of course). The magic is in not knowing.