On August 13, 2020 2:59:37 PM UTC, "fiftyfourthparal...@gmail.com" 
<fiftyfourthparal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>If you were tasked with remotely hacking into a default but updated
>Qubes 
>OS system (installation configuration of 4.0.3, but with updated
>templates 
>and dom0), how would you do it? What would you attack?  The precise 
>objective (e.g. retrieve a PGP key from a vault, read a text document, 
>achieve persistence, modify the system) is open--I just want to see how
>
>people might generally approach this question so I might better plug 
>potential holes. 
>
>Sorry for the extremely broad question--please think of this as
>something 
>like a 'red team' exercise. 
>
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Or maybe you want to actually hack a computer with Qubesos but you don't know 
how. I highly doubt you can write patches.

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