iPhone's Security Is More Broken Than You Think - The Hated One
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Date: 2022-03-20
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David
A comprehensive look at their approach to security needs to be done. When they introduced file vault as a revolutionary technology in OSX, a technology they claimed to have invented, and I had been running encrypted folders on my linux box 3 for years at that point, that told me everything I needed to know about their approach to security. It was pure marketing and deception and it is to this day. I will never use an Apple product because they do not take security seriously and I have no reason to trust them with my data. And before oyu argue with me, when was the last 128 million Android phone breach? How many massive Google Drive breaches have you read about? How many naked celebrity pics have been stolen from private accounts on Google Photos? Privacy is one thing, security is another, Apple is piss poor at both.
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A comprehensive look at their approach to security needs to be done. When they introduced file vault as a revolutionary technology in OSX, a technology they claimed to have invented, and I had been running encrypted folders on my linux box 3 for years at that point, that told me everything I needed to know about their approach to security. It was pure marketing and deception and it is to this day. I will never use an Apple product because they do not take security seriously and I have no reason to trust them with my data. And before oyu argue with me, when was the last 128 million Android phone breach? How many massive Google Drive breaches have you read about? How many naked celebrity pics have been stolen from private accounts on Google Photos? Privacy is one thing, security is another, Apple is piss poor at both.
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Big
Question:
The zero day/zero click imsg described at 12: 00 capable of taking remote control of a device without the user even clicking the message. would the phone need to be unlocked to be hacked? Or would a bad actor likely take control of the device remotely while the phone's -locked- then erase any evidence of the malwares existence without the phone owner ever even knowing the phone had been unlocked remotely and compromised?
The video shows a clip of a message coming thru an unlocked phone with imsg is open, but I can't tell if that's just for demonstration purposes or if it's intrinsic to the hack's functionality.
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Question:
The zero day/zero click imsg described at 12: 00 capable of taking remote control of a device without the user even clicking the message. would the phone need to be unlocked to be hacked? Or would a bad actor likely take control of the device remotely while the phone's -locked- then erase any evidence of the malwares existence without the phone owner ever even knowing the phone had been unlocked remotely and compromised?
The video shows a clip of a message coming thru an unlocked phone with imsg is open, but I can't tell if that's just for demonstration purposes or if it's intrinsic to the hack's functionality.
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Shaknunic
Do you want to know which smartphone is the best when It's related to privacy, well Windows Phone, because guess what, nobody uses and also nobody is going to specifically target that phone since nobody uses it again. Also someone could say, what about Microsoft? Well Microsoft was the company that killed Windows Phone in the first place so of course they aren't interested in collecting your data through that phone.
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Do you want to know which smartphone is the best when It's related to privacy, well Windows Phone, because guess what, nobody uses and also nobody is going to specifically target that phone since nobody uses it again. Also someone could say, what about Microsoft? Well Microsoft was the company that killed Windows Phone in the first place so of course they aren't interested in collecting your data through that phone.
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Marco
Lol if ios is compromised imagine android lol, the other day we were running an audit for a bank application in mexico and the android version was 10x easier to hack than the ios version, both were compromised but ios version took more time and knowledge to do it. People still confused about privacy and security, if you want privacy you need to stop using electronic devices.
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Lol if ios is compromised imagine android lol, the other day we were running an audit for a bank application in mexico and the android version was 10x easier to hack than the ios version, both were compromised but ios version took more time and knowledge to do it. People still confused about privacy and security, if you want privacy you need to stop using electronic devices.
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Crimson
This is why I stopped using IPhones, MacBooks and IPads. What's the point of buying a premium product from a Company that claims to be more secure, yet they are tooooooo lazy to patch a simple software problem. I Say the best operating system that there is right now is linux. If there is a Company that must die, it is Apple.
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This is why I stopped using IPhones, MacBooks and IPads. What's the point of buying a premium product from a Company that claims to be more secure, yet they are tooooooo lazy to patch a simple software problem. I Say the best operating system that there is right now is linux. If there is a Company that must die, it is Apple.
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Josh
Someone compromised my iPhone-s security, plus they tapped into my gmail accounts, and somehow they patched the old passwords back- even after I changed all of them. They also managed to remotely control my iPhone screen. I-m not paranoid it really happened.
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Someone compromised my iPhone-s security, plus they tapped into my gmail accounts, and somehow they patched the old passwords back- even after I changed all of them. They also managed to remotely control my iPhone screen. I-m not paranoid it really happened.
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I can't -Like- this video because of the claim of 12 years of security. and because of the claim of Android being historically buggy (a clear indicator that you never rooted and flashed custom ROMs)
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I can't -Like- this video because of the claim of 12 years of security. and because of the claim of Android being historically buggy (a clear indicator that you never rooted and flashed custom ROMs)
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Orrin158
Have a question for you (The Hated One) In your own opinion what phone and OS would you recommend for security? I believe you have said something about this before but I cannot remember where.
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Have a question for you (The Hated One) In your own opinion what phone and OS would you recommend for security? I believe you have said something about this before but I cannot remember where.
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Addi
I have a classmate, who swears on apples security and he always talks about how great it is.
I always tell him anything is hackable.
This video just makes the situation more hillarious.
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I have a classmate, who swears on apples security and he always talks about how great it is.
I always tell him anything is hackable.
This video just makes the situation more hillarious.
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Alex
I'm feeling a career in i. t and cyber security coming on for myself. ohh man ya buddy. I can think of some good to do in the world and some very shitty lil groups of people who need ruined
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I'm feeling a career in i. t and cyber security coming on for myself. ohh man ya buddy. I can think of some good to do in the world and some very shitty lil groups of people who need ruined
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