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Here's Ben Hubbard's account of how researchers tracked an attempted hack of his phone to Saudi Arabiahttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/28/reader-center/phone-hacking-saudi-arabia.html …
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so what im curious about is - are the attackers at the behest of the victims choice of sms app? or does it not matter at all because the hax attack the baseband 'meat' before the sms app ever matters?
oh that's an interesting question, and I don't know the answer. if reporters are the target, though, I feel like messaging platform might not matter much... a lot of us are on a ton of apps under the theory of meeting sources where they're comfortable.
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this is exactly my quandry :D finding out what apps a person runs on their phone is a lot more homework than just blindly lobbing exploits at people expecting they use the default - but that only matters if the exploits target the app. HMMM :Dpic.twitter.com/DtWLeHudy3
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