I give every Lex Fridman video a 'like' but I would give this particular video even two 'likes' if I could for his "Because I'm a man of the people" remark! Loved it! 💪🏼😎
how on earth is he a man of the people??? he is a spoiled millionaire bachelorette in the top of American academia living a life you will never even come close to ... give us all a break with your fanboy likes...
... as a German Biologist and Pythagorean - this is about Mono Culture Vulnerability. We are in a synthetic Techno Sphere without any possible Awareness waht is going in a micro Second. There is no protection possible. It is the education to be strictly Essential in our doings. Down to ways like writing and drawing on paper - doing recordings with classical technology ...to connect to the Inter Net ONLY with ONE device - that is never linked to any other. So a parasite can only infect this ONE only - and the damage done will be only the time to restore this ONE system with basically the Operating System and essential Software - never any personal Data.Discipline and Impulse Control We may be too far in the Techno Sphere to survive.
You talk of ONE (yes, in CAPS) system. I'd go along with that if I could run an iOS app on Android. We are a far way away from ONE system. We do have real issues that you could put your time and attention towards resolving today. Rather than making others aware of a fantasy in your head.
Zeroday bugs are 99% of the time planted into the software by the company itself, then they act surprised when they find zeroday bugs in the software... Great Actors...
Wow ! let's take it to the next level perhaps satellite AI will zap every one from the upper atmosphere to death on a zero day exploration. *A new hunt begins*
No-click 0day sells for millions $ on the black market, or Apple/google/Microsoft bounty programs will pay you a paltry $100,000ish. What do you think happens more often? Of course these are software based rather than hardware exploits such as intel’s recent debacle that allowed permanent unpatchable exploits via the physical chip silicon
Did I miss when Zero Day exploits were explained? I mean, all I heard was what you can do with a Zero Day exploit...well...duh, yea you can do a lot of stuff. So what...I want to know what it IS.
@@MR-mp9mm All she says is it's a "bug that no one knows about especially Apple. It's zero day because the moment it's discovered...engineers have had zero days to fix it". That seems like a redundant and banal explanation of what it is. Why not just call it a bug or vulnerability? Like what bug wouldn't be "Zero Day"? Because would not all bugs literally be "Zero Day" the moment they've been discovered? of course engineers would have had zero days to fix it. Genuinely...either I'm missing the language or that's just a banal explanation that-leaves-much-to-be-desired (and I hate using that phrase but this video made me do it!) If that is the definition of "Zero Day" exploit...then aren't all hacks pretty much "Zero Day" exploits? What makes something specifically "Zero Day"?
@@MR-mp9mm by far the least informative explanation of "zero day" I've seen. Oh hey...thieves broke into a house. That house had a "zero day" exploit to their doorlocks...because the home owners had "zero days" to fix it before the thieves broke in. Oh wow...my car broke down in the middle of the road. it must be a "zero day" defect because engineers had "zero days" to fix it before it became a defect...
@@nikwieneke8744 well thank you! Indeed, this was a "zero day" knowledge for me! Because there were exactly zero days that I knew about "zero day" before I heard about "zero day". And you are now my "zero day" friend since it's been "zero days" ive known u before u became friend
see, its different because the hacker used something that wasnt patched yet and they didnt tell the developer or a gov agency. Usually hackers do these things.
pretty much what the NSA does all day
Not true - but cool story.
Mossad doesn't stop at the end of the day, they do this day and night.
🤣🤣Yupp that's what they do
Ghidra
I give every Lex Fridman video a 'like' but I would give this particular video even two 'likes' if I could for his "Because I'm a man of the people" remark! Loved it! 💪🏼😎
how on earth is he a man of the people??? he is a spoiled millionaire bachelorette in the top of American academia living a life you will never even come close to ... give us all a break with your fanboy likes...
So basically zero days are cve before you communicate them to Mitre and companies?
When did everyone start answering their questions with "So, " ?
So, that’s been like that for a while.
So its been used for ever
So, what's your problem?
So, when did the Berenstein Bears start getting spelled as Berenstain Bears?
Wonder how many zeroes they pay a programmer at Apple or Google, to inject the exploit in the codebase?
That's specifically known as a "backdoor" something which both an attacker or insider would develop.
... as a German Biologist and Pythagorean - this is about Mono Culture Vulnerability. We are in a synthetic Techno Sphere without any possible Awareness waht is going in a micro Second. There is no protection possible. It is the education to be strictly Essential in our doings. Down to ways like writing and drawing on paper - doing recordings with classical technology ...to connect to the Inter Net ONLY with ONE device - that is never linked to any other. So a parasite can only infect this ONE only - and the damage done will be only the time to restore this ONE system with basically the Operating System and essential Software - never any personal Data.Discipline and Impulse Control
We may be too far in the Techno Sphere to survive.
You talk of ONE (yes, in CAPS) system. I'd go along with that if I could run an iOS app on Android. We are a far way away from ONE system. We do have real issues that you could put your time and attention towards resolving today. Rather than making others aware of a fantasy in your head.
@@watercolourmark right
Strange future we have ahead
Zeroday bugs are 99% of the time planted into the software by the company itself, then they act surprised when they find zeroday bugs in the software... Great Actors...
the twist is that there are 2-3 zero days exploits looped into the NSA and they have no clue
There is no way on Earth you could know that.
😂 you’re right…..maybe
@root3434 I am right. You cannot know that.
Haha ok whatever makes you feel better
@root3434 just makes you wrong. Simple. Easy. Like your mother.
You mean the Pegasus spyware?
Hahahahah
Had a Homer Simpson moment at 5:13: Oh, you mean *Uighurs*.
For a second there, I had images of Insane Clown Posse being one giant psyop.🤣
Bro, i thought she said wiggers lol!
5:22 that's f*cking horrendous
Her voice got me bricked up lmao.
Semipunch with a semi
She has clear calming voice
Wow ! let's take it to the next level perhaps satellite AI will zap every one from the upper atmosphere to death on a zero day exploration.
*A new hunt begins*
Had that thought a few days ago
Operation Ironhand from Bourne...
Zero day is come and gone
No-click 0day sells for millions $ on the black market, or Apple/google/Microsoft bounty programs will pay you a paltry $100,000ish. What do you think happens more often? Of course these are software based rather than hardware exploits such as intel’s recent debacle that allowed permanent unpatchable exploits via the physical chip silicon
True - bounties need to be exponentially increased.
Did I miss when Zero Day exploits were explained? I mean, all I heard was what you can do with a Zero Day exploit...well...duh, yea you can do a lot of stuff. So what...I want to know what it IS.
It's explained within the 1st minute of the video.
@@MR-mp9mm All she says is it's a "bug that no one knows about especially Apple. It's zero day because the moment it's discovered...engineers have had zero days to fix it".
That seems like a redundant and banal explanation of what it is. Why not just call it a bug or vulnerability? Like what bug wouldn't be "Zero Day"? Because would not all bugs literally be "Zero Day" the moment they've been discovered? of course engineers would have had zero days to fix it. Genuinely...either I'm missing the language or that's just a banal explanation that-leaves-much-to-be-desired (and I hate using that phrase but this video made me do it!)
If that is the definition of "Zero Day" exploit...then aren't all hacks pretty much "Zero Day" exploits? What makes something specifically "Zero Day"?
@@MR-mp9mm by far the least informative explanation of "zero day" I've seen.
Oh hey...thieves broke into a house. That house had a "zero day" exploit to their doorlocks...because the home owners had "zero days" to fix it before the thieves broke in.
Oh wow...my car broke down in the middle of the road. it must be a "zero day" defect because engineers had "zero days" to fix it before it became a defect...
well its clear that you now understand the term zero-day!
@@nikwieneke8744 well thank you! Indeed, this was a "zero day" knowledge for me! Because there were exactly zero days that I knew about "zero day" before I heard about "zero day". And you are now my "zero day" friend since it's been "zero days" ive known u before u became friend
Please look into talking to a real hacker about these topics.
Isn't this gummo? 🤷♂️😅
see, its different because the hacker used something that wasnt patched yet and they didnt tell the developer or a gov agency. Usually hackers do these things.
"for ios the dream is that you craft a zero day exploit ..." wait isn't that like saying ios dreams of creating malware? I'm confused
Android, cus I'm a man of the people. Amen.
Hmmmm
o you mean pegasus?
which is currently targeting independent media as public 1 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegasus_(spyware)
Learn to code
I’m a Peon with an IPhone. Now I feel like I’m out of my league.
This has been going on for years ….hence updates
Weegers
Why does she say the last few words in her sentences in a really deep growl like a wolf or something. How strange
Her voice 🤮🤮🤮