@mattgrayyes Well, fascists doing fascist things. I'm not very suprised, unfortunately.

Perhaps Musk starts another fascist party and the Republicans get fewer votes and democracy comes back to the stricken US of A. :/

I really hope they can get back to a state where it could actually be called "free country".

EDIT: Wait, it was about the UK, not the USA. I get so confused sometimes, weird times.

EDIT 2: Maybe the heat wave confuses me as well. :)

@sajattack @cas Do you know whether the exploit works for the Key 1 and Key 2 as well... or just the Key 2 LE?

Considering buying a Key 1 or Key 2 as the internet claims both have better quality.

@0xGsch How do I decompile it in that way? I'm not really a coder, but would love to read the result and learn from it.

Thanks for the explanation!

@awai @Liberux

"Open Ecosystem: By using Debian Linux and open hardware principles, we cultivate a community-driven platform."

Now, is it open hardware or not?

What does "using open hardware principles" mean?

Even just looking at it with "strings" shows me that there's a phase verifying the firmware version.

If one would throw out everything that is not the actual exploit, I'm pretty sure the binary would look much smaller.

A large part also pointers to libraries.

I feel like the secret to booting mainline Linux on a BlackBerry is sooo close, but with my current skills just slightly out of reach.