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[2821.00 --> 2823.00] Like the Stuxnet code, if you guys remember that.
[2823.00 --> 2824.00] I don't remember that.
[2824.00 --> 2825.00] Do you remember Stuxnet?
[2825.00 --> 2827.00] I want to figure out the specifics so I don't get it wrong.
[2827.00 --> 2828.00] Sure.
[2828.00 --> 2829.00] So you can check that.
[2829.00 --> 2832.00] Well, so the iBoot source code is proprietary, includes an Apple copyright notice.
[2832.00 --> 2836.00] It is not open source, said their message.
[2836.00 --> 2843.00] So, it first surfaced last year, apparently, posted by a Reddit user called apple underscore
[2843.00 --> 2845.00] internals on the jailbreak subreddit.
[2845.00 --> 2848.00] The post didn't get much attention though, since the user was new and didn't have enough
[2848.00 --> 2849.00] Reddit karma.
[2849.00 --> 2854.00] The new availability on GitHub means it is circulating much more widely in the underground jailbreaking
[2854.00 --> 2856.00] community and in iOS hacking circles.
[2856.00 --> 2863.00] Okay, so Stuxnet was a malicious computer worm first uncovered in 2010 by Kaspersky Lab,
[2863.00 --> 2868.00] and it was responsible for causing substantial damage to Iran's nuclear program.
[2868.00 --> 2869.00] Oh, okay.
[2869.00 --> 2875.00] It was one of the first worms to directly cause physical damage.
[2875.00 --> 2876.00] Interesting.
[2876.00 --> 2879.00] And the code is out there.
[2879.00 --> 2881.00] I may or may not have it in a zip.
[2881.00 --> 2883.00] Like, it's everywhere.
[2883.00 --> 2884.00] Okay.
[2884.00 --> 2890.00] So, this is either great news if you're into the iOS hacking scene or terrible news if
[2890.00 --> 2895.00] you're Apple and you're now going to be trying to figure out how to basically replace this.
[2895.00 --> 2896.00] Yeah, that's a nightmare.
[2896.00 --> 2902.00] Because I don't really see what they could do other than rewrite significant portions of
[2902.00 --> 2905.00] it to make it very, very, very different.
[2905.00 --> 2906.00] Yeah.
[2906.00 --> 2912.00] It's also a big hit to the company's, like, I don't even know what to call it.
[2912.00 --> 2914.00] Well, they're security image.
[2914.00 --> 2915.00] Yeah.
[2915.00 --> 2919.00] I mean, that's one of the big things that Apple trades on is that we take privacy and we take
[2919.00 --> 2921.00] security really seriously and we're good at this stuff.
[2921.00 --> 2922.00] And this is a big hit.
[2922.00 --> 2927.00] You know, trust us with all this data, including your pins and your fingerprints and your credit
[2927.00 --> 2929.00] card data and a facial scan.
[2929.00 --> 2930.00] Yeah.
[2930.00 --> 2931.00] Trust us with all this stuff.
[2931.00 --> 2932.00] We got this.
[2932.00 --> 2934.00] And this is a pretty big leak.
[2934.00 --> 2940.00] Now, in fairness to Apple, this type of a leak is very different from that type of data
[2940.00 --> 2945.00] and the way that they say that they handle it, where it's stored in a secure element inside
[2945.00 --> 2947.00] your physical device and everything gets sent to them.
[2947.00 --> 2948.00] Yeah.
[2948.00 --> 2955.00] Like, that's the difference between security as a design and security as a, you know, building
[2955.00 --> 2958.00] with, you know, people standing by the doors like this.
[2958.00 --> 2962.00] Like a secure design is not the same as like having good security on your campus.
[2962.00 --> 2963.00] Yeah.
[2963.00 --> 2968.00] But it still is the kind of thing that people might not necessarily know how to interpret.
[2968.00 --> 2976.00] So, in other news, Russian nuclear scientists arrested for Bitcoin mining plot.
[2976.00 --> 2979.00] This was posted by Ginger137 on the forum.
[2979.00 --> 2981.00] And this is freaking hilarious.
[2981.00 --> 2982.00] Oh.
[2982.00 --> 2992.00] The arrested scientists worked at the secret factory which made the USSR's first nuclear bomb.
[2992.00 --> 2997.00] So, we're talking people that had that security clearance.
[2997.00 --> 2998.00] Okay?
[2998.00 --> 3002.00] So, do you want to go through this?
[3002.00 --> 3004.00] This was originally posted on BBC.
[3004.00 --> 3009.00] They used one of Russia's most powerful supercomputers to mine Bitcoin.
[3009.00 --> 3012.00] The supercomputer was not supposed to be connected to the internet.
[3012.00 --> 3013.00] They tried to.
[3013.00 --> 3014.00] They tried to.
[3014.00 --> 3015.00] Yeah.
[3015.00 --> 3016.00] Yeah.
[3016.00 --> 3017.00] Did I say they did?
[3017.00 --> 3018.00] You said they did.
[3018.00 --> 3019.00] Okay, my bad.
[3019.00 --> 3023.00] The supercomputer was not supposed to be connected to the internet to prevent intrusion, which makes sense.
[3023.00 --> 3029.00] And once the scientists attempted to do so, the nuclear center's security department was alerted and the scientists arrested.
[3029.00 --> 3031.00] So, they really didn't get far.
[3033.00 --> 3034.00] Like at all.
[3036.00 --> 3037.00] Oh, man.
[3037.00 --> 3041.00] There have been reports of some other industrial facilities in Russia being used for crypto mining.
[3041.00 --> 3046.00] And one businessman reportedly bought two power stations for the activity.
[3046.00 --> 3048.00] Buying power stations.
[3048.00 --> 3049.00] That is next level.
[3049.00 --> 3051.00] Like legitimately red alert 2.
[3051.00 --> 3052.00] That is next level.
[3052.00 --> 3054.00] Like red alert Bitcoin edition.
[3056.00 --> 3057.00] So, that.
[3057.00 --> 3058.00] Mine Bitcoin.
[3058.00 --> 3059.00] Use the things to build power stations.
[3059.00 --> 3060.00] Mine more Bitcoin.
[3061.00 --> 3062.00] So, that's pretty funny.
[3063.00 --> 3066.00] In other news, this is posted by HeyYo on the forum.
[3066.00 --> 3067.00] HeyYo.
[3067.00 --> 3068.00] This article is from CNET.
[3068.00 --> 3070.00] The first phone with a...
[3070.00 --> 3071.00] Oh, dang it.
[3071.00 --> 3072.00] I did it again.
[3072.00 --> 3077.00] The first phone with a diamond screen will come in 2019.
[3077.00 --> 3079.00] So, finally, diamond...
[3079.00 --> 3080.00] I did it again.
[3080.00 --> 3081.00] Sorry.
[3081.00 --> 3082.00] Fuck.
[3082.00 --> 3083.00] I keep playing the intro.
[3083.00 --> 3090.00] So, finally, diamond will have a real legitimate use that makes it valuable.
[3090.00 --> 3091.00] Well, you know that...
[3091.00 --> 3092.00] Well, okay.