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It is my understanding that the vulnerability is in the kernel. IOW, it does not make a difference whether AD is used or not.
What kernel version does JC use? J1 has 3.4, too old and thus safe.
What kernel version does JC use? J1 has 3.4, too old and thus safe.
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2016-08-16
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Originally Posted by pichlo
I think that Jolla C was using at least 3.6
It is my understanding that the vulnerability is in the kernel. IOW, it does not make a difference whether AD is used or not.
What kernel version does JC use? J1 has 3.4, too old and thus safe.
So it might be vulnerable as well
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2016-08-16
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Jolla C kernel is 3.10.49
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Originally Posted by pagis
In other words: it's vulnerable
Jolla C kernel is 3.10.49
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2016-08-16
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No a very serious flaw.
TCP connection hijacking can only ever be used against unencrypted connections so for example ssl/ssh connections are safe provided you don't override certificates
TCP connection hijacking can only ever be used against unencrypted connections so for example ssl/ssh connections are safe provided you don't override certificates
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Not exactly so, this attack, while not 'easy' still, does enables attacking (downgrading) SSL connections.
No a very serious flaw.
TCP connection hijacking can only ever be used against unencrypted connections so for example ssl/ssh connections are safe provided you don't override certificates
It has been possible for some years, by MiTM attacks, the situation now however is it is no longer needed to be on the same network (MiTM), you do however, need to know IP adress of both targets. (Victim and server).
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
Besides the NSA?
does anyone ever exploit these flaws and make serious money off them?
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NSA et al do not need this exploit to read your emails and eavesdrop on your browsing. They can simply request the data from your ISP. In the worst case they can use the backdoors in encryption algorithms.
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Linux flaw that allows anyone to hijack Internet traffic also affects 80% of Android devices
Probably Jolla C too with Dalvik installed?
Edit: Jolla C and Tablet seems to be also vulnerable
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