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by hospitalJail
1145 days ago
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What makes you think there is excellence in security? Nearly every case involving Pegasus was on the iPhone. I believe this affected ~1000 VIPs and caused the death of at least 1 person. Either 0 VIPs use Android, or it is much harder to break into. (From my research, there wasnt any 0 click exploits, you always had to manually download something and approve it outside the play store) |
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UAC on a Mac has always been good, but now there is this new layer that even protects the system from the admin. I think the real risk with Apple's model is that there are these choke points now that, if compromised, can cause truly catastrophic failure—especially because of the false sense of security that's out there. If an Apple update server or signing certificate were compromised it would be a potential company ending event. Other ecosystems are much more fragmented, and there is some resilience baked into that. I remember a few years back when an OCSP server went down and internet connected Macs around the world ground to a halt. You couldn't open any application because it took 10 minutes for the server that verifies its certificate to time out.