[maemo-developers] What's the best attack? (Re: How to use extras-testing correctly?)`
From: David Greaves david at dgreaves.comDate: Fri Sep 25 18:40:52 EEST 2009
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tero.kojo at nokia.com wrote: > ----- Original message ----- >> >> I realise this is a slightly different question (hence the new subject) >> >> OK, say I have an evil twin who wants to attack ('own') a lot of Nokia > N900 >> devices. How do I do this? > > I hope that was retorical. Tell your evil twin to do something usefull. Err, no it wasn't retorical; it was hypothetical though in case you were worried. It's more about being responsible :) Actually it is very late in the day to be asking... but hey, it sounds like a topic worth raising. >> Does extras-testing factor into this? > > At least so that I would prefer maemo.org extras to be clean from > malware. It is much easier to promote it in Nokia internally when extras > contains good software. I agree 100% ... all it takes is one example of malware introduced into an OSS product and we (and Nokia) could lose a lot of credibility. I wonder how much that could be worth to some people? Maybe worth a deliberate attack? Maybe someone is playing a longer game? I just hope we are not planning on taking the "cross your fingers and toes *REALLY HARD* and hope everyone is nice to us" approach to security ;) Discuss... David -- "Don't worry, you'll be fine; I saw it work in a cartoon once..."
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