Nothing and Sunbird pulled the shockingly insecure iMessage bridge, but only after it was discovered that not only did Sunbird log and retain messages, vCards, and more, but that retained user data could also be downloaded by others.
Guess the CEO got the hint after a bunch of tech tubers pointed out that it’s a security nightmare (login into a remote Mac Mini that now owns the keys to your Apple Account). Could also be that the unexpected RCS move made it redundant so they got the security concerns and used it as an excuse.
You forgot the part where they send login credentials with HTTP to the server lol.
Sadly people will read this headline and say “well duh everyone knew that because they’re giving credentials”.
These issues have very little to do with credentials and everything to do with poor software engineering. I would say almost laughable software engineering. I would expect a 2023 graduate of computer science would be aware or and know of these potential flaws.
Guess the CEO got the hint after a bunch of tech tubers pointed out that it’s a security nightmare (login into a remote Mac Mini that now owns the keys to your Apple Account). Could also be that the unexpected RCS move made it redundant so they got the security concerns and used it as an excuse.
He knew lmao. This is a PR move to make big splash in the news, nothing (ayyy) more than that. Perfectly apt knowing that he’s used to be from OnePlus
MKBHD is the biggest one and called Nothing CEO out directly
Where did he call them out?
No, it wasn’t any of that. It turned out they saved all your messages and anyone can access them.
You forgot the part where they send login credentials with HTTP to the server lol.
Sadly people will read this headline and say “well duh everyone knew that because they’re giving credentials”.
These issues have very little to do with credentials and everything to do with poor software engineering. I would say almost laughable software engineering. I would expect a 2023 graduate of computer science would be aware or and know of these potential flaws.
Jesus, I’m not even done my Sophomore year of college and I can already tell that’s terrible. Not even HTTPS?!?