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0 pointsTeMPOraL12y ago0 comments

Then bridge the gap by infecting pendrives. That's how e.g. Stuxnet worked.

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I don't understand what you're replying to. Physical access is a great way to bypass network security, but it has nothing to do with websites.

TeMPOraLOP12y ago

"Exploiting device across network".

Security doesn't exist in isolation. AKA. there's always a way.

Dylan1680712y ago

If you assume a specific target, there is always a way to get to them.

If you're talking about making a browser secure against internet-based attacks, there is not always a way. This type of security is merely extremely, overwhelmingly difficult.

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Dylan1680712y ago

I don't understand what you're replying to. Physical access is a great way to bypass network security, but it has nothing to do with websites.

TeMPOraLOP12y ago

"Exploiting device across network".

Security doesn't exist in isolation. AKA. there's always a way.

Dylan1680712y ago

If you assume a specific target, there is always a way to get to them.

If you're talking about making a browser secure against internet-based attacks, there is not always a way. This type of security is merely extremely, overwhelmingly difficult.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse