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There's an endless supply of 0-days in both Android and Windows drivers.

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• ikekkdcjkfke 4y ago
  Good then that it auto installs random vendor supplied blobs whenever I plug in a mouse
  • fbdab103 4y ago
    How is this blanket approval system acceptable? The majority of hardware vendors have lost all credibility in producing secure software, and Microsoft think it is ok to let them load a Logitech/HP wizard toolkit for funsies? Few of them offer any features of note, but I would not be at all surprised they run with elevated permissions and contain trivially exploited code.
    • fomine3 4y ago
      yeah https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/razer-bug-lets-you-become-a-windows-10-admin-by-plugging-in-a-mouse/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/razer-bug-let...
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• tholdem 4y ago
  If that is true, why Android 0-days are more expensive than iOS?
  • Idiot_in_Vain 4y ago
    Are they? Does that include exploits for a specific model of an Android phone? The exploit in the article applies to a GPU driver for a GPU that's used on a minority of the phones sold in US.
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