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It's not about securing your device from external threats or bad actors; it's about securing the device from you.
by cynicalsecurity 9mo ago
It's not about securing your device from external threats or bad actors; it's about securing the device from you.
- trashb 9mo agoI see it a little differently. I would change your statement to the following: It's not about securing your device from external threats or bad actors; it's about securing the organization from any blame / wrongdoing. Most organizations today are looking high and low to shove the blame to others instead of taking responsibility.
- TeMPOraL 9mo agoIt's related, but GP is still right to bring it up - it's the one question that is most important wrt. security, and also conveniently the least often asked: security for who, and from what? "Security" isn't an absolute good.
- subscribed 9mo agoPlay Integrity certifies (and banks/etc approve) that Android 8.0 (oreo) unpatched for several years, full of vulnerabilities for RCE, 0-click, privilege escalation, etc, so full of holes it's trivial to get a root and then hide it (or use leaked cert), is absolutely a-ok, safe to use and secure for user. Yes? Is this what you're suggesting? :) Because this is what's certified and embraced.