Apple's in the eye of flaw finders

Apple's in the eye of flaw finders
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2006-02-07

At the recent ShmooCon hacking conference, one security researcher found out the hard way that such venues can be hostile, when an unknown hacker took control of the researcher's computer, disabling the firewall and starting up a file server.

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Don't be foolish 2006-02-08
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I had no problems at Shmoocon 2006-02-08
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move along 2006-02-09
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Apple's in the eye of flaw finders 2006-02-08
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do we want security through obscurity? 2006-02-08
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Apple's in the eye of flaw finders 2006-02-08
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Re: Apple's in the eye of flaw finders 2006-02-08
Adam

I don't know that flaws in the processor mean nearly as much as the familiarity that many people have with x86 assembler. Feel free to read the longer explanation I've blogged at http://www.emergentchaos.com/archives/001928.html.

I think that the direct quotes, regarding tools and experience are a better representation of my position.

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Hired Gun 2006-02-08
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Long on FUD, short on fact 2006-02-08
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Forensices did not reveal any clues? 2006-02-08
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Apple's in the eye of flaw finders 2006-02-08
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Ragnarok/Apocalypse is possible for Mac users - wake up. 2006-02-08
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Apple's in the eye of flaw finders (yes, and no) 2006-02-08
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"Intel", new fuel for the FUD 2006-02-08
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Did his POwerBook really get compromised? 2006-02-08
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