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That's interesting. Back when I used Android a decade ago I thought you had to enter a passcode for LUKS or something, to decrypt all the user data. Maybe I a
by jrockway 2y ago
That's interesting. Back when I used Android a decade ago I thought you had to enter a passcode for LUKS or something, to decrypt all the user data. Maybe I am misremembering?
- 15155 2y agoThis is a company whose entire business model is derived from hoarding vulnerabilities. I'm guessing this was a brute force attack or side channel attack of some kind, in concert with a packaged zero-day.
- throwawayokwud 2y agoFrom a tour I got in a forensics lab a while back, injecting a bootloader to bruteforce PINs was one of the options available at least. Had rows of phones punching numbers just waiting for the screen to turn green
- 15155 2y agoThe actual injection of this program is what would generally require a high-value exploit on most devices.