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twitter.com/Ricrdo31523064 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E One day, maybe I'll be able to understand how having security updates for the kernel, drivers and firmware is a 'hardware firewall'. I do think IOMMUs and other hardware-based mitigations are important if that counts... *shrug*

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@K1LL3R_1N5TINKT

Nov 1, 2018

Replying to @DanielMicay @n0sign4l and @CopperheadOS

So it seems that the ignorant knows very well that hardware security is for lazy and it works until someone get inside. In information security we do not sell hardware firewalls. I really wasted my time talking to an ignorant who recommends hardware firewalls

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wired.com/story/android-

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Not sure what that has to do with this. Using trustworthy applications isn't a replacement for fixing serious remote code execution bugs and other issues.

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The executions have to go through the firewall that is not stock, and the only one that can give permissions is me. if someone tries to make a remote connection I will be notified and this someone can not do anything until I give access or not.

Daniel Micay

@DanielMicay

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@K1LL3R_1N5TINKT

Again, not sure what that has to do with the topic. That doesn't provide you protection against these security issues. It doesn't involve any connections that your firewall would be blocking.

3:43 AM · Nov 2, 2018Twitter Web Client

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it will always be necessary give permission to create, modify, copy, install or make any changes, and before that they have to go through other nightmares before the firewall

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I'm sorry for leaving the topic ,but I thought we're talking about security and privacy.