In your opinion, is that a common issue? Attackers only having a single chance to compromise, and only want data that doesn't exist yet, and won't exist before the next normal reboot (let's say, a month for patch Tuesday) - and no other way to leverage a full compromise?
Yes, I get that you are all-in on this buzzword. If the contrived scenarios you have to invent to justify it don't convince you that's all it is, then I don't know what will!
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I understand that these scenarios don't necessarily apply to you, but they do apply to many of your customers.
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That's excellent, please describe this scenario? The scenario you've come up with so far is "Attacker *only* wanted some data that doesn't exist yet, won't exist before they reboot their phone next, nothing else of value available and attack is only possible once for some reason"
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