Today's Samsung Galaxy S3 exploit as a Rack middleware(github.com)
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Today's Samsung Galaxy S3 exploit as a Rack middleware
https://github.com/timrogers/rack-galaxy-s3-exploit
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At least I hope this lame attempt for publicity brings more attention to your blocker application. Wow rack middleware that adds an iframe to every page.
Why would you package this up for convenient deployment? Don't be a jackass. Take it down.
I'm actually at a loss for words... a single html tag can reset a phone to factory default? And it doesn't even look like a defect, just an oversight.
Can anyone explain the purpose of this?
It's essentially malware. It'd be more useful if it used the string that displays the IMEI of the vulnerable device, but the author has unfortunately chosen a more destructive route.
As a side note the author works at GoCardless.com, a YC-alumnus. Quite embarrassing.
As a side note the author works at GoCardless.com, a YC-alumnus. Quite embarrassing.
I don't think the writers employer has anything to do with it.
I'm sure malware writers have been employed by everything from charities to hospitals.
I'm sure malware writers have been employed by everything from charities to hospitals.
A nasty exploit: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4569686
Wow, not only is there NO constructive reason for creating or publishing this, but what an over-engineered technique, jeesh.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4573357
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4572121