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Security by irrelevance. On paper, that’s a catastrophe. In practice, however, even criminals won’t extract much value from these random logs and video records
by atemerev 2y ago
Security by irrelevance.
On paper, that’s a catastrophe. In practice, however, even criminals won’t extract much value from these random logs and video records.
- viraptor 2y agoI can come up with some ideas for the voice assistant logs to be useful if the S3 bucket contains a lot of them: - getting private numbers of known people (from "call Some Name") - spam targeting from calendar event creation - various private info available from dictated notes
- atemerev 2y agoJust get any recent database leak for that on any of the numerous sites trading breaches / leaks. Voice samples can be useful for scammers of course, but the victim needs to be rich enough to justify the attack (and it is easy enough to get a voice sample anyway if you have the phone number). Etc.
- viraptor 2y agoIt's a new source. Of course there's a different way to get that info too. It's like saying "we had one leak, there's no value in any new data leaks ever".