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This is cool, but typically it's not considered a vulnerability when the user in possession of the hardware or with admin access can root the box. It's actually
by kogir 13y ago
This is cool, but typically it's not considered a vulnerability when the user in possession of the hardware or with admin access can root the box. It's actually inevitable.
Unless an unprivileged, remote attacker can also get a shell on the box, it's not a big deal.
- testooo 13y agoThat's not correct. When a researcher finds a vulnerability to get root access on an iPhone (hardware that he owns), it allows him to run code as a privilege user and modify the whole system. That's how jailbreaks are born, and Apple fixes the issues as soon as possible.