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Exactly. A few months (or was it a year?) ago they had a 0-day on iOS that was fixed and made a huge stink about it and it all just read like marketing for a Pi
by agloe_dreams 4y ago
Exactly. A few months (or was it a year?) ago they had a 0-day on iOS that was fixed and made a huge stink about it and it all just read like marketing for a Pixel. It's a wide net that I'm still glad they do...just weird.
IT does make me wonder...what...don't..they report? Why wouldn't they hold a few smaller items back, focus a little more on iOS exploits? It's just a "Be aware of the source" thought. Still a net positive.
- chatmasta 4y agoThey find plenty of bugs in their own devices too. And it's not like they aren't responsibly disclosing to Apple. But I'd be curious how strictly their 90 day disclosure policy applies to Google products, and if they are more willing to grant some leeway when a fix isn't pushed in time...
- Arnt 4y ago"Hi, maps team, you still haven't fixed foo and time is runnuing out. You may recall that Project Zero was founded because [name of founder] was livid about a security bug. Do you want to fix this RSN, or would you prefer to discuss it with him?"
- Hizonner 4y agoThey've been known to actually go public on Google stuff when other Google groups didn't get their shit together on time.