[tor-talk] How safe is smartphones today?

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• Subject: [tor-talk] How safe is smartphones today?
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• Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2014 04:26:19 -0400
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> for any decent attacker, mobile platforms are just fucked.  sorry!
> this is true until you can implement an entire isolated SDR stack;
> even opaque wifi blobs are fail.

SDR... fun gear for btc miners to spend their coin on. Related reading,
a Nexus 5 service manual search string: 173744848-LG-D821.pdf

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