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I think I understood about 10% of the the deep deep dive blog post explaining this hack but it is super interesting from a technology perspective -- (link)
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kilbowl full of jelly 🎅
There's always a Raspberry Pi -- nm
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budice
Dec 2 '20, 06:16
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that part I don't understand - what roll does the Pi play in the hack? -- (edited)
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decline
Dec 2, 06:43
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From what I gather, the Pi is using a pair of off the shelf WiFi adapters to construct malformed packets to Apple devices to exploit a bug in the iOS
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kilbowl full of jelly 🎅
Dec 2, 06:52
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also, in the demo, he used the Pi as a server to receive the stolen photo from the iOS device which the injected code transmitted to it over the air. -- nm
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kilbowl full of jelly 🎅
Dec 2, 06:56
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