[sorinv]

This is from the IoT conference today
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[sorinv]

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[Ment]

Must've been a presentation by Greenhills, the maker of Integrity. I don't think I've ever used a device with Integrity although I'm sure I've been around it as they are used in planes.

[sorinv]

That's what the slides logo says: Green Hills.

[Polt]

Hahahhahahahah take that OS X

[cribble2k]

That looks like a blurry, low definition picture taken from a BlackBerry camera.

Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android

[TgeekB]

Hahahhahahahah take that OS X

The more popular you are the more vulnerabilities. I'm not an expert but I believe they fix them rather fast.

[MikeX74]

Hahahhahahahah take that OS X

Did someone on OS X's development team kick your puppy or something?

[app_Developer]

The more popular you are the more vulnerabilities. I'm not an expert but I believe they fix them rather fast.

Yes, but they also had a poor starting point. They just didn't take security seriously for a very long time. They are playing catch up in this area, but, to your point, they are catching up fast.

[TgeekB]

Yes, but they also had a poor starting point. They just didn't take security seriously for a very long time. They are playing catch up in this area, but, to your point, they are catching up fast.

That's true. They have changed over time.

[Polt]

Yes, but they also had a poor starting point. They just didn't take security seriously for a very long time. They are playing catch up in this area, but, to your point, they are catching up fast.

Nah, just trolling, it's a great OS, but I prefer windows, old habits die hard.

[bakron1]

Thats the problem will any security, no one takes it's seriously until they are directly affected one way or another and usually by then it's too late. In the modern global communications age, anytime your connected to the grid, your vulnerable. So be smart, use good passwords, don't open email attachments from folks you don't know, common sense goes a long way.