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AI slop aside, just for the record, - SPU is not a processor, it's a generic term that encompasses multiple coprocessors. - The log lines don't even mention t
by comex 1y ago
AI slop aside, just for the record,
- SPU is not a processor, it's a generic term that encompasses multiple coprocessors.
- The log lines don't even mention the Secure Enclave Processor (SEP).
- Each line of log output is its own thing and there is no reason to think they have anything to do with each other.
- Those are not specifically serial logs. It is possible to get the same logs over serial, but only with a development unit, Security Research Device, or jailbreak.
- FluGameAce007 1y agoBut the issue isn't about parsing log semantics... It's that a production device entered a state where normally fused-off debug logic became accessible. That shouldn’t be possible, regardless of how the logs were captured or named.
- saagarjha 1y agoGet off the slop generator for a moment and look up who ‘comex is. Then stop submitting AI slop articles to this site (and better yet, stop writing them at all). If you really care about security research for Apple platforms, learn how to do it properly and find your own bugs instead of posting clearly bogus content.
- jaSonBourne21 1y ago[dead]