Re:'Karma': A hack used by the UAE to break into iPhones of ...
by writepub on Thursday January 31, 2019 @12:05PM
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> "Nobody credible..."
Your implication that doubting Apple is incredulousy, is ludicrous! Why is Apple so damn special?
At this point, there isn't any evidence that Apple is involved, and yes, they go on a PR blitz to focus on privacy and security, and get hit pieces published on how "privacy is a feature on the iPhone". But the history of backdoors suggests that no one voluntarily reveals them (Intel, Cisco, Juniper,...). In many cases, how the backdoors made their way in is a closely guarded secret, specifically to enable plausible deniability.
It's best not to put a company on a pedestal, like some religious cult.
Your implication that doubting Apple is incredulousy, is ludicrous! Why is Apple so damn special?
At this point, there isn't any evidence that Apple is involved, and yes, they go on a PR blitz to focus on privacy and security, and get hit pieces published on how "privacy is a feature on the iPhone". But the history of backdoors suggests that no one voluntarily reveals them (Intel, Cisco, Juniper,...). In many cases, how the backdoors made their way in is a closely guarded secret, specifically to enable plausible deniability.
It's best not to put a company on a pedestal, like some religious cult.