_kbh_

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1. 1111.▲
   by _kbh_ 7y ago

   this was meant to be a reply to earenndils comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20194224 i hope this makes more sense.
2. 1112.▲
   by _kbh_ 7y ago

   I do not think that a radio interface could have enough access to facilitate decryption of an encrypted volume. What I imagine it has enough access to do is to pivot to the OS running on the main CPU via a bug in the interface that is expos
3. 1113.▲
   by _kbh_ 7y ago

   The radio interfaces do not have total access to the device but they have enough that it is feasible to compromise a device via a compromise of a radio component.
4. 1114.▲
   by _kbh_ 7y ago

   It is much more likely imo, that they have zero day exploits for something that does not require the phone to be unlocked, eg wireless, 3g/4g, bluetooth, or via the lightning connector. If they are not doing that one of the only other
5. 1115.▲
   by _kbh_ 8y ago

   You could use frida, it works on jailbroken and non jailbroken phones but is much more feature rich on jailbroken devices. https://www.frida.re