--- m...@chrishawker.com.au wrote:
From: Christopher Hawker <m...@chrishawker.com.au>
https://apple.news/AOnumlAB9THOmg_8mnMS9DA
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"Custom firmware built to address one notice or request
is not a systemic weakness unless it is deployed to
users other than the intended targeted user."
I don't understand. They're going to write encryption
software with a weakness they can exploit and then force
the criminal to put it on his computer? How do they get
this malware only on "the intended targeted user('s)"
computer and no one elses???
"So long as the capability is held in reserve it does
not jeopardise the security of other users and is not
a systemic weakness," the department stated.
Um, it compromises "the security of other users" in
that any computer interacting with the malware infected
computer is compromised by the interaction.
scott
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