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    1. Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Feb 28

      Apple Blacklists Own Ethernet Driver: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/02/28/apple-blacklists-own-ethernet-driver/ … #mjtsaiblog

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    2. Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller Feb 28

      @mjtsai Presumably intended for >= 10.11.4, where Yukon2/BCM driver updates appear to fix local vulnerabilities in IOUserClient interface.

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    3. Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller Feb 28

      @mjtsai Dockmod seems have shipped a valid signed kext that allowed root to bypass SIP and inject code into processes (like the Dock).

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    4. Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller Feb 28

      @mjtsai That seems to have resulted in getting their signing cert revoked, and a blacklist entry added for their existing kext.

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      Gwynne Raskind ‏@ameaijou Feb 28

      @landonfuller @mjtsai Good call IMO. Injecting userland code into Apple-owned processes from kernelspace is a rather horrid security fail.

      4:49 PM - 28 Feb 2016
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        1. Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller Feb 28

          @ameaijou @mjtsai I agree; I've got no love SIP, but from what I saw in IDA, that was was __way__ too hoary to be sitting in the kernel.

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        2. Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller Feb 28

          @ameaijou @mjtsai er, that implementation was too hoary, and warranted blacklisting. Uncomfortable with the total cert revoke, though.

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        3. Gwynne Raskind ‏@ameaijou Feb 28

          @landonfuller @mjtsai Slightly disagree. IMO bad code in kernelspace should be strongly discouraged regardless of issues with SIP etc.

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        4. Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller Feb 28

          @ameaijou @mjtsai I'm just wary of locking people out of the kernel forever because of bad (not malicious) code.

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        6. Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Feb 28

          @landonfuller @ameaijou Was it because of the code or because they were not honest when applying for the cert?

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        7. Gwynne Raskind ‏@ameaijou Feb 28

          @mjtsai @landonfuller My guess would be the latter, if indeed that happened. Other possibility is someone approved the request when they

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        8. Gwynne Raskind ‏@ameaijou Feb 28

          @mjtsai @landonfuller shouldn’t have and now this is an after-the-fact cleanup.

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        1. Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Feb 28

          @ameaijou @landonfuller Yep. I can’t imagine how they thought Apple would let this slide.

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        2. Gwynne Raskind ‏@ameaijou Feb 28

          @mjtsai @landonfuller The prevailing theory I’ve heard is they lied to Apple when requesting the cert and once Apple noticed… boom.

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