Comment by kevingadd
4 years ago
I wonder if the iOS versions would have been tracked down if the researchers didn't have access to Corellium. I'm glad they did, since it sounds like a pretty nasty exploit you could trigger from almost any web page.
4 years ago
I wonder if the iOS versions would have been tracked down if the researchers didn't have access to Corellium. I'm glad they did, since it sounds like a pretty nasty exploit you could trigger from almost any web page.
The iOS issues were found by directly playing generated videos on an actual iPhone with iOS 13.3. The kernel panics helped guide us on where to look in Ghidra. Corellium was helpful for kernel debugging, and testing newer versions of iOS. Without Corellium, kernel debugging may have been more painful.
Remote fast webpage rendering as a service is what i'm looking for.
You could show the user a picture of the page, but what about interaction? Seems like remote desktop would be far easier.
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How is the stream of rendered images going to be sent to your device, though? ;)