omegacharlie

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by omegacharlie 4y ago
GrapheneOS[1] includes similar 'defense in depth' mechanisms of which predate and some go above iOS 'Lockdown Mode'. Unfortunately just for Pixel devices. [1] https://grapheneos.org
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by omegacharlie 4y ago
Reminds me of the Penet remailer scandal[1] - which lead to chilling-effects over 'anonymous' user information being disclosed and its eventual shutdown. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penet_remailer
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by omegacharlie 4y ago
Perhaps not perfect but in consideration of some of the barriers other OEMs may posses with a security device I think the situation reads as 'being better than the alternatives'. Pixels are also an reference device by Google for G
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by omegacharlie 5y ago
Some context for those that do not know. I believe some time ago raidforums.com was transferred from NameCheap to Cloudflare registrar (pre-seizure) and it was under data redaction with an address in the territory of Cyprus in Whois data. S
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by omegacharlie 5y ago
Interesting, but one issue with the monoculture of Android devices that impacts a non-insignificant amount of people is the fact 'top-tier' devices such as the Google Pixels that have reliable firmware support or security also hav
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by omegacharlie 5y ago
> And how do you even find / debug a bug like this? I would imagine it takes a hardware debbugger for breakpoints, inspecting CPU register state, etc. offtopic: This is a post with link to the raw gist and another to gist.github.com
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by omegacharlie 5y ago
El oh el. If this is not ripe for a rugpull. I do not know what is.