Re:Why improving kernel security is important
by maxerickson on Tuesday November 10, 2015 @10:39AM
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I meant someone at the phone store intervening without the user's knowledge. Improving user control without also enabling that tampering is a challenge. I will insist that there is a large group of users that will do exactly what the employee of the phone store tells them to do, even if it is easy to discover that this is a bad idea.
I also didn't thoughtlessly make that first point. Fixing 100 bugs does not have zero impact on whether Google or Hacking Team ends up with control.
I also didn't thoughtlessly make that first point. Fixing 100 bugs does not have zero impact on whether Google or Hacking Team ends up with control.