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>its like reading about the TouchID since the first iPhone 5S being tricked by copying fingerprints, or needing a bust of a person to trick FaceID That's not r
by shatteredgate 5y ago
>its like reading about the TouchID since the first iPhone 5S being tricked by copying fingerprints, or needing a bust of a person to trick FaceID
That's not really comparable, these are trivial exploits that can probably be targeted with a 100-line program, or less.
>In practice it sadly isn't true like the leaks of other people's data that constantly happens.
I've known many security people who take their jobs very seriously. If they weren't doing their jobs, you'd see quite a lot more data breaches than you do now :)
- GhettoComputers 5y ago>That's not really comparable, these are trivial exploits that can probably be targeted with a 100-line program, or less. I feel like it would be newsworthy if they were trivial, or we'd see more of them. Today there was a story on malware on Pinephone, a device almost nobody has that didn't cost any money to anyone. If they were trivial, it would be utilized more and we wouldn't need to care about the wayland issues as much since the alternative is worst. I tried wayland just because of this thread, and I got 2 crashes within minutes.
- shatteredgate 5y agoYou might consider reporting those crashes, it's possible they're driver issues.
- GhettoComputers 5y agoI will, KDE discourages me somewhat because it’s not enough or relevant information the few times I tried using their reporter. I think it has to do with mouse speed like gnome.