Apple's Shocking Decision: Dropping the Fight Against NSO Spyware
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- In an unexpected turn of events, Apple has decided to drop its three-year-old lawsuit against the notorious spyware maker, NSO Group. What led to this shocking decision, and what does it mean for the future of cybersecurity and your personal data? 🤔
In today's video, we dive deep into the reasons behind Apple's surprising move. We'll explore how the rise of commercial spyware vendors is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape and why Apple believes that continuing the lawsuit might actually do more harm than good.
Discover the implications for iPhone users worldwide and how this decision could impact your privacy and security. We'll also discuss the ethical considerations of spyware technology, the growing threats we face from malware and state-sponsored hackers, and how Apple plans to combat these threats moving forward.
Most importantly, we'll provide insights on what you can do to protect yourself in this evolving digital landscape. 🛡️
If you're concerned about digital privacy, security, or just want to stay informed about the latest tech news, this is a must-watch!
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i agree. great, and pretty important content sir...... also makes pretty good sense in the overall grand scheme of things. much respect
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Brilliant piece, presented well. Somewhat surprised Apple didn't drop this earlier, perhaps the flow of info in their corporate chain doesn't work so well.
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Great video, dude! Just commented for the algo
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Apple: "let's hide our vulnerabilities, keep our clients in the dark, so they (don't) know how (in)secure they are!"
I really cannot see the value of hiding the vulnerabilities. They will out, but instead of everyone, only someone will know, and the incentives are so that they won't be the good guys. But, hey - at least there wil be no urgency and Apple will have relaxing time fixing them!
So in this case they're pulling away because if their methodology and techniques get exposed it makes it easier for adversarial entities to evade detection by Apple. In this case they're protecting their assets to continue being able to use existing methods to detect exploits. They could definitely be better about bugs and vulnerabilities and how they react to bugs and vulnerabilities but in this case it seems to be a step toward keeping devices secure.
@@exploitbrokers I stay corrected, thank you!
Always good to stay questioning! Thanks for checking out the video!
@@wolcekI think you mean you stand corrected.
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