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On 2024-07-03, Chris <[email protected]> wrote:

Peter <[email protected]> wrote:

A near inconceivable number of Apple iPhone & macOS apps have been
exposed to critical vulnerabilities in a popular dependency manager
for over 10 Years such that over three million CocoaPods-built iOS
and macOS apps have been vulnerable for over a decade, unbeknownst to
Apple & its test teams.

This is very concerning, however the bit you omitted is that these vulnerabilities were patched late last year.

The most important thing people can do is keep their apps and iOS up
to date. And maybe reconsider using apps that haven't been updated
since October 2023.

It's also worth mentioning that this was a vulnerability explicitly
possible because of the open source model. Had CocoaPods not been
available on github it would have been possible to exploit as easily
or at all.

Such level-headed nuance is to be ignored, because: troll.

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Using <news:[email protected]>, Jolly Roger wrote:

Such level-headed nuance is to be ignored

Except that he was wrong and even if he had been correct for you to advise vulnerabilities in open source code should be ignored is just plain stupid.

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On 2024-07-03, david <[email protected]d> wrote:

Using <news:[email protected]>, Jolly Roger wrote:

Such level-headed nuance is to be ignored

Except that he was wrong

Nothing he said is wrong, and the fact that you trimmed what he said
from your reply shows what a cowardly troll you are, little Arlen.

and even if he had been correct

He is correct.

for you to advise vulnerabilities in open source code should be
ignored

Yet again, you lie - I never said that, which is a matter of record.

is just plain stupid.

Projection from a stupid zealot.

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