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A report on Chinese digital surveillance and hacking of Uyghurs

91 pointsby davidayover 5 years ago

2 comments

sabujpover 5 years ago
<p><pre><code> The exploit itself is 22,963 bytes of code and if successful will ultimately result in the forced download of a file name loader to the &#x2F;data&#x2F;data&#x2F;com.android.browser directory of the victim device </code></pre> How can a website force download a file to a device? Seems like a browser vulnerability
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jialutuover 5 years ago
I am gonna have to call BS on this report. Everyone knows that google including gmail is blocked in China, so why would they try to get a hold of their google oauth? Additionally, I just went onto one of the mentioned websites at random, turkistantimes.com and guess what, the site is hosted in the America, in Houston!<p>So either that Xinjiang province is not behind the great firewall, or that Xinjiang has far greater internet freedom than the rest of China, so which one is which? You can&#x27;t really have both in this case.
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