| ▲ | xyzzy123 an hour ago | |||||||
What's your thinking on this? From my perspective Apple security go pretty hard. They have a strong track record of being able to ship architectural mitigations like PACs / MIE / Exclaves first. I guess because Apple control the stack from silicon to userspace. | ||||||||
| ▲ | JCattheATM 40 minutes ago | parent [-] | |||||||
My thinking was in a historical context, and for their desktop OS's. I know they've been pretty on top of things with iPhones, and MacOS has become a lot better, but for the longest time MacOS was pretty lacking, coasting very much on promoting how much PCs have viruses and macs didn't, which was a marketshare thing more than a security thing. I don't think they got ASLR until later than pretty much everyone else, for example. They've improved a lot, especially their phones, but I'd still never consider them a company that has a really strong focus on security. | ||||||||
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