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Oh look Apple devices were hacked again. Security through obscurity isnt really working out. Their big cash apparently isnt enough. I have sensitive data on my
by resource_waste 1y ago
Oh look Apple devices were hacked again. Security through obscurity isnt really working out. Their big cash apparently isnt enough.
I have sensitive data on my phone that I must carry around, and there is no way I'd ever keep it on an iphone. 'Pegasus' was the moment corporations and governments should have banned iphones for their terrible security.
- chc4 1y agoAre you somehow under the impression that Android devices aren't hacked as well?
- worik 1y agoOf course Android phones are hacked as well But a hack on my Andriod device might, or might not, work on your Android device Not so much iPhones. Some difference between versions, but pretty much a monoculture
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- input_sh 1y agoPegasus exploited both iOS and Android, not just iOS.
- pieenjoyer 1y agoClosed source doesn't imply security through obscurity. Any operating system, closed or open, can be vulnerable. iOS is a big, relevant target, and obviously a lack of publicity/quantity of commercial exploits against AOSP and Desktop Linux doesn't necessarily mean good security.