On 2020-05-11 2:54 a.m., For Alan Baker wrote:
> *Apple is up to their neck in 0-day vulnerabilities!*
That's not a fact.
The text, "the vulnerability and triggers" doesn't appear at that link.
The text "october 22" doesn't appear.
The text "original" doesn't appear.
So where did you get this text?
The article also has no date
>
> o Certainly Apple has _never_ even once tested iOS sufficiently!
That's not a fact.
Since you like links and quoted text, here's some that's actually real:
'HD Moore, vice president of research and development at Atredis
Partners and an expert in software exploitation, told me on Friday:
"It looks like ZecOps identified a crash report, found a way to
reproduce the crashes, and based on circumstantial evidence assumed this
was being used for malicious purposes. It sounds like after he reported
it to Apple, Apple investigated, found out these were just crash bugs,
and that shuts the door on this being actually in-the-wild-exploitation
of a new iOS zero-day.
It could be Apple is wrong, but given their sensitivity to this stuff,
they probably did a decent job of investigating it. Through the
grapevine I heard that the internal security team that handled this
investigation at Apple was pissed off about it, since ZecOps went
straight to press before they had a chance to review."'
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https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/04/apple-disputes-report-of-non-click-ios-0day-under-exploit-for-two-years/>
> Given Apple is dead last in R&D expenditures, why should Apple even
> bother investing in R&D testing when MARKETING need only declare iOS
> safe and the amazingly gullible (but stupid) iOS users believe Apple
> MARKETING bullshit.
And now Apple is "dead last" in R&D, are they, Liar?
By what metric?
On a list that contains every company in the world?
>
> Oh, and that part about Apple claiming the vulnerability wasn't
> exploited? o Yea... Apple MARKETING/LEGAL simply just made that up.
> Again. (How many times is Apple going to try this trick?) (Like when
> Apple blamed _batteries_ for their _secret_ throttling!) (Or when
> they blamed Google when Google proved Apple never tested iOS!)
Sorry, Liar, but the article you reference doesn't actually say that
they've exploited the bug that causes a CRASH to actually gain control.
It says they think it COULD, but it doesn't say they actually DID it.
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> Notice Apple _and_ apologists just make _everything_ up on the fly! o
> Apple and Apple users don't need 'no stinking facts.
>
> *Apologists' belief system & MARKETING claims - are purely
> imaginary*.
>
> But what about iPhone 6 users? o Nobody knows whether Apple gives a
> shit about them...
>
> "the bigger question is whether Apple will release a patch for
> previous iOS versions to protect older devices still in use. After
> all, the iPhone 6 is the biggest selling iPhone in the company's
> history"
The fact that Forbes doesn't understand that Zecops didn't actually get
to the point of executing code, doesn't excuse you from using a Forbes
quote at the top of your post and implying its text was from Zecops.