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What "suspicious spouse"? If someone has personal computer and can sift data off phone via something like usb connection, they are probably either state level a

What "suspicious spouse"? If someone has personal computer and can sift data off phone via something like usb connection, they are probably either state level adversary or professional black hat. At this point you may as well give up, because those people have access to (years old) 0-day exploits, which work flawlessly regardless of "security measures" used by phone manufacturer.

fomine3 3y ago
No exploit is needed if bootloader is unlocked. Just install malware from bootloader.
- Zuiii 3y ago
  So have the fucking owner to put a password on it or have the device generate a random passphrase on first boot. Having locked boot loaders doesn't necessitate that you lock out the owner.
  - fomine3 3y ago
    This makes sense for future improvement, but not possible for now.
gruez 3y ago
>What "suspicious spouse"? One who thinks the other is cheating and wants proof by sifting through texts or whatever. > If someone has personal computer and can sift data off phone via something like usb connection, they are probably either state level adversary or professional black hat. If bootloader is unlocked you can just replace the operating system with a backdoored version. Since theres no signature checking, there's nothing to check for this. No password cracking required. If you want to see what it looks like, look at x86 PC land where locked bootloaders aren't the norm: https://www.greyhathacker.net/?p=50 https://www.greyhathacker.net/?p=50