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My understanding is that most of these zero-days are runtime so the above wouldn't help at all. The most recent one took advantage of Apple Wallet taking first
by AdamN 3y ago
My understanding is that most of these zero-days are runtime so the above wouldn't help at all. The most recent one took advantage of Apple Wallet taking first dibs on a (virus) image and loading in the payload. Changing data structures/flags/compiler optimizations wouldn't have made a difference.
- londons_explore 3y agoThe process of going from [malicious image which gets loaded by apple wallet] to [shellcode running] depends hugely on compiler flags, memory layout, etc.