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Apple claims to have implemented an entire second security level for their Bluetooth apps based on iMessage, but I trust it not at all. (To be clear, I trust t
by matthewdgreen 1y ago
Apple claims to have implemented an entire second security level for their Bluetooth apps based on iMessage, but I trust it not at all.
(To be clear, I trust the iMessage protocol with reasonable confidence. I judge the probability that Apple has applied this extra layer of security uniformly to all sensitive data to be about 8%.)
- cozzyd 1y agoText written with a non-apple Bluetooth keyboard is green?
- ggm 1y ago8.75% surely? you need at least two digits of specious precision on that non-random number.
- cozzyd 1y agoMore likely 8.333% I would think (1/12). The same probability of a broken clock yielding the correct hour.
- hulitu 1y ago> Apple claims to have implemented an entire second security level for their Bluetooth apps based on iMessage, iMessage... the golden standard for 1click RCE. /s