1. CrackBerry Question's Avatar
    I have a Q10 and have chosen to remain on 10.2.1, for the appearance and also because a couple of voip apps dont work properly on 10.3. My question is whether there is a security implication for doing this, and if so, what is the exploit and how potentially would the device be at risk.
    09-12-16 08:10 AM
  2. Bla1ze's Avatar
    You'll remain susceptible to FREAK - BlackBerry response to OpenSSL "FREAK" Vulnerability but let's be realistic here. The amount of people targeting BlackBerry 10 is pretty minimal unless you're running a country.
    09-12-16 08:14 AM
  3. wermar's Avatar
    Very well put, another reason to stay with BlackBerry. A waste of time for hackers to go after a small percentage of users.

    Posted via CB10
    09-12-16 09:53 AM
  4. BB Adict's Avatar
    You'll remain susceptible to FREAK - BlackBerry response to OpenSSL "FREAK" Vulnerability but let's be realistic here. The amount of people targeting BlackBerry 10 is pretty minimal unless you're running a country.
    If there is even the outside chance of being vulnerable, why would carriers, in particular T-Mobile, not release the subsequent updates?

    Posted via CB10
    09-12-16 09:58 AM
  5. conite's Avatar
    If there is even the outside chance of being vulnerable, why would carriers, in particular T-Mobile, not release the subsequent updates?

    Posted via CB10
    Because it's not worth their time to please 126 customers.
    09-12-16 10:07 AM
  6. jope28's Avatar
    Because it's not worth their time to please 126 customers.
    Left hook, straight to the liver lol

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    09-12-16 10:26 AM
  7. Bla1ze's Avatar
    Because it's not worth their time to please 126 customers.

    That and they already got your money.
    jope28 likes this.
    09-12-16 11:36 AM
  8. scrannel's Avatar
    Use an autoloader and DIY.
    09-12-16 09:38 PM
  9. Uzi's Avatar
    I have a Q10 and have chosen to remain on 10.2.1, for the appearance and also because a couple of voip apps dont work properly on 10.3. My question is whether there is a security implication for doing this, and if so, what is the exploit and how potentially would the device be at risk.
    Use an autoloader and DIY.
    OP choose to remain on 10.2.1
    09-12-16 09:58 PM

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