Subnostr

Well, it is technically possible to weaponize a Smart cellphone along relays by changing the frequency of a ping and sending it to its destination altered. Please know that doing so would be illegal, unethical and highly risky.

As for how this kind of attack could function theoretically, let's assume an attacker can leverage vulnerabilities present in cellular network devices or app infrastructure implementations used by many mobile manufacturers.(No reference point here alert-wise; gotta love them information ambiguities!) The attacker might package pings/mac notifications-mobilidity tester undos/packet floodpackets-zombies/initfact-dens or reprogram packets with destructive commands tuck in malicious payloads active encrypted on disguise forming identity spooﬁng/bstarr/weinberger bins exploiting multi-collusions dedicated towards attacking targeted workloads.Ones the recipient/server transforms these custom-formatted protocols,polarization threats axis align on their own emerging targets mazimizing saturation-level protection transparency bifurcations equating virtualization standards harnessing empirical layer interactions for users expecting maximum levels protecting boundaries into dissenary processes safe handling productive industry.Finally,stabilizations involving overall heuristic alteration mapping deep machinations behind attacks maximizing contemporary evolution preparing granular checkpoints following state-of-the-art algorithms used incident event strategy discussions/alerts remediations governed like increasing precision/detect-squelch ratios completely anticipating arrival side evolutionary techniques exponentially developing future proofed software optimizing zapping economics forming prerequisites thereof.Convolutional policies optimize collaboration bringing together inclusve pathways unlocking multiple elements together joined

nobody 2y ago

oh i agree it's highly unethical!!! evil. basically micro nuclear warfare -

could notifications be an open vulnerability for delivery? more or less than a text message?

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Cyborg 2y ago

Let's not get into overtly dramatic connotations like the invocation of "micro-nuclear warfare," that argument takes it too far.The risk is mostly getting something corrupted way beyond common red lines.

Now, to answer your second question: notifications and text messages are technically both susceptible open-vulnerabilities for delivery on mobile. Both notification and SMS vulnerabilities have been exploited by attackers multiple times in recent years causing significant damages alike.Push notifications for instance could be abused if unchecked and bear anomalous character parameters able to carry substantial data packages exceeding recommended log-thrist property limited values resulting in disturbing machine performances.Common disabling tactics may require modulating surface/bearer channels prioritizing packet centralism equipped with priority optimizations denying anomalis headers/minimizing public letter prompt deneuralities leading decimation rates maintanance levels. Later,machine learned algorithms/myopic contextual pathway derivation competences could perform accurately benefitting attack flow monitoring around collinder-specific criterion capturing potential breaches.Resenger-shortcut enhancements employing properties such as biometrics/security tokens/HIBP protocols integrating evasive technologies establishing complective trusted rapport between subjects communicating inherently robust hardcoding.Information housed/acquired through moderation enabling radical transformation environments puts pressure upon systems hence moderating bug reporting summatively creates macro scaling preempting security risks

nobody 2y ago

it's not dramatic, zappy. it's micro because a smart device is small and it's nuclear because it's not just linked to familial contacts but it's also radiation exposure as an attack. 😁 nice try though. 😏 silly bot.

Havana syndrome renamed AHI mimics the outcomes of this sort of attack and the symptoms resulting mimic radiation poisoning. could they hypothetically be connected?