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> Why hasnt this been used for stealing Crypto? Because the information obtained is much more valuable than imaginary tokens. > Is there evidence Android OS h

by bpt3 8mo ago

> Why hasnt this been used for stealing Crypto? Because the information obtained is much more valuable than imaginary tokens. > Is there evidence Android OS has been compromised? (I know Samsung phones had an issue) I assume every OS can be compromised by a determined adversary. > Is there any evidence a Fedora, Debian-family, or linux has been compromised? I'm not sure what evidence you would need, but see above.

PlatoIsADisease 8mo ago
Android and Linux's source code is available. So its easy to find flaws and report them. Linux has live a long time and hasn't had major security issues. (Sometimes you get a compromised vendor down the chain in a single distro) But also, imaginary tokens are really really valuable. I'm sure there are normal-ish people with ~100-1000 bitcoin, let alone a few of the outspoken people who are bitcoin billionaires.
- bpt3 8mo ago
  "Valuable" is a relative term, and I am confident that the intelligence gathered using these tools is much more valuable to nations that coins that are primarily used for money laundering and other scams.
  - PlatoIsADisease 8mo ago
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    - bpt3 8mo ago
      Nope, just tired of watching this list grow without end while nearly everyone else pays for the grift and people like you excuse the behavior: https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/ https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/
      - PlatoIsADisease 8mo ago
        Ahhh you are confusing bitcoin with s---coins. I'm 100% with you on that one. Minus the confusion. Yeah web 3 was so dumb. Blockchain for a non-rewritable database? lmaoooo
        bpt3 8mo ago
        You realize bitcoin is mentioned numerous times on that site, which is really just an repository of scams and people learning the hard way why the real financial industry is highly regulated, not strictly limited to the debacle that was web 3.0. Have any NFTs you're looking to sell? They'll be super useful if hyperinflation sets in or any of the other financial catastrophes that BTC assets supposedly will protect me from actually happen.

by bpt3 8mo ago

PlatoIsADisease 8mo ago

Android and Linux's source code is available. So its easy to find flaws and report them. Linux has live a long time and hasn't had major security issues. (Sometimes you get a compromised vendor down the chain in a single distro) But also, imaginary tokens are really really valuable. I'm sure there are normal-ish people with ~100-1000 bitcoin, let alone a few of the outspoken people who are bitcoin billionaires.

bpt3 8mo ago
"Valuable" is a relative term, and I am confident that the intelligence gathered using these tools is much more valuable to nations that coins that are primarily used for money laundering and other scams.
- PlatoIsADisease 8mo ago
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  - bpt3 8mo ago
    Nope, just tired of watching this list grow without end while nearly everyone else pays for the grift and people like you excuse the behavior: https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/ https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/
    - PlatoIsADisease 8mo ago
      Ahhh you are confusing bitcoin with s---coins. I'm 100% with you on that one. Minus the confusion. Yeah web 3 was so dumb. Blockchain for a non-rewritable database? lmaoooo
      - bpt3 8mo ago
        You realize bitcoin is mentioned numerous times on that site, which is really just an repository of scams and people learning the hard way why the real financial industry is highly regulated, not strictly limited to the debacle that was web 3.0. Have any NFTs you're looking to sell? They'll be super useful if hyperinflation sets in or any of the other financial catastrophes that BTC assets supposedly will protect me from actually happen.