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> You can trick users with a post-it note, and that doesn't mean there's anything wrong on a technical level. Sure, but something present on the screen of a tr
by nomel 3y ago
> You can trick users with a post-it note, and that doesn't mean there's anything wrong on a technical level.
Sure, but something present on the screen of a trusted system is very very different than a post it note. This claim is why I'm sticking strong by my assertion that this is why red teams exist. That's a really baffling view of security, to me.
- Dylan16807 3y agoYou're still not listening to my real point. Pretend it can only play a rickroll, no other videos. Or I could come up with something more reasonable like "it only does top trending and you need to hold keys down so if you don't have skimmer-level tech to shove in you can't persist the exploit" or whatever. I'm saying there's some scenario where it's not a security issue. You don't need to prove that there are scenarios that are security issues. That's obvious.