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The only mitigating factor is that they’re not remote vulnerabilities. That being said, this is more or less the industry standard. And even if the other perso
by blub 5y ago
The only mitigating factor is that they’re not remote vulnerabilities.
That being said, this is more or less the industry standard. And even if the other person mentioning this was downvoted, they are right: this has been the case since forever and can only be remedied through laws making companies responsible for their failures. But neither the US government nor said companies want this. It will have to get so bad that it visibly harms US or EU security for something to move in this space.
- user-the-name 5y agoAnd if you try to deploy these in an actual app, you will be getting banned very, very hard.
- jtbayly 5y agoDo you have any evidence that Apple has been checking for these vulnerabilities in apps? I mean, if you tried now, sure, I'm guessing you'd get caught (or will be soon). But these have been around a long time.
- user-the-name 5y agoNo, I mean if you try it now.
- silexia 5y agoThe remedy for this is not just making the company's responsible for the failures, but hunting down criminals who abuse it globally and sentencing them to death.