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Chrome Project 🐡 & Web Standards TL; Blink API OWNER Named PWAs w/ @phae; probably making her ☕ DMs open. Tweets my own; press@google.com for official comms.

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    1. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      Google blog post didn’t say how they found the infected website(s) using the iOS zero-days. But I’m sitting here thinking, again, that after $127B in annual InfoSec spending, it was an advertising platform that found it... and not a security vendor. Threat intel or otherwise.

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    2. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      While we don’t yet know who the threat-actor is being the iOS watering hole attack, or their motivation, but they know their tools have been discovered and activity made public... what might they be doing right now to protect themselves or their operations?

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    3. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      Step 1. Crawl the Internet searching for infected websites spraying iOS zero-days. Step 2. Submit to Apple Step 3. Profit (7-figures)

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    4. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      What are the chances that there are other websites out there, right now, spraying a completely different collection of iOS zero-days? It would have to be non-zero right?

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    5. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      When/if we learn who the threat actors are, the URLs to the infected websites, and who the intended targets may have been... this story could get way crazy.

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    6. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      🤔pic.twitter.com/TlMpRpvJUR

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    7. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      I forgot to say that this is stelar work by Google's Threat Analysis Group and an incredible contribution. All the credit in the world to these guys.

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    8. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      @thegrugq @daveaitel possible (or likely) that these exploits where previously used in more highly targeted attacks, and that they then purposely burnt them in a wider attack to cover their tracks? Or something along those lines.

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    9. Alex Russell‏ @slightlylate 30 Aug 2019
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      Now just imagine if we (and Mozilla, etc.) were allowed to ship a real browser to help folks cope. It seems absolutely mad that Apple concentrates the reputation risk ala IE6.

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    10. Jeremiah Grossman‏Verified account @jeremiahg 30 Aug 2019
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      Replying to @slightlylate @thegrugq @daveaitel

      Then are we back to discussing how when browsers break the web, they risk negatively impacting their marketshare? Seems to always be the core issue in browser security & privacy.

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      Alex Russell‏ @slightlylate 30 Aug 2019
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      Replying to @jeremiahg @thegrugq @daveaitel

      Browsers have 2 decades of history of being willing to break the web to fox security -- it's job zero. On most OSes, that was backstopped by real competition. iOS is uniquely anti-market-for-quality in this regard.

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        2. Alex Russell‏ @slightlylate 30 Aug 2019
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          ...and it's not like they're using that position to lead the web to better, more competitive outcomes: http://web-confluence.appspot.com/ 

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        3. Alex Russell‏ @slightlylate 30 Aug 2019
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          If they wanted to catch up and be a high-quality implementation of the web, Apple could double the size of the WebKit team overnight, give everyone who has held on through lean staffing times a raise (and well-deserved bonus)...and not even notice:https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/29/apple-now-has-tk-cash-on-hand.html …

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