Collaborate Disseminate
By backdoor I mean, for example, the OS developer deliberately leaving vulnerabilities, sharing them with a front organization (NSO Group) which could then develop the spyware (Pegasus) based on them and offer it to intelligence agencies o… Continue reading Is a backdoor a simpler explanation for an apparent zero-click attack on high-profile targets (Pegasus)?
By backdoor I mean, for example, the OS developer deliberately leaving vulnerabilities, sharing them with a front organization (NSO Group) which could then develop the spyware (Pegasus) based on them and offer it to intelligence agencies o… Continue reading Is a backdoor a simpler explanation for an apparent zero-click attack on high-profile targets (Pegasus)?
By bugdoors, I mean OS/app devs deliberately introducing vulnerabilities & sharing with front orgs like the NSO Group which then develops and markets the spyware?
Would this process be easier than just executing a zero-click attack?
T… Continue reading Is it plausible that NSO Group’s 0-click attacks are actually bugdoors?
This question asked if websites on which one is transacting have their payment information and from the replies it seems that they do (or at least their payment gateway service providers do). But my question is if a website (Twitter, speci… Continue reading Can Twitter use the payment information they have to know if multiple users have used the same credit card to buy multiple Twitter blue subscriptions?