Anonymous ID: 5d14d2 May 7, 2019, 12:03 a.m. No.6435497   🗄️.is 🔗kun

 

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.@BreitbartNews is hiring! We’re looking to expand our video team and searching to fill some key new positions:

 

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Anonymous ID: 5d14d2 May 7, 2019, 12:08 a.m. No.6435504   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5534

Apple Gave Uber Access to a Secret Feature that Could Allow it to Record Your Screen

 

Apple has been giving Uber access to more than just an iPhone user’s current location.

 

The company reportedly gave the ride-hailing app access to a tool that would potentially allow Uber to record a user’s screen or access their personal information, even if the app was only running in the background.

 

It’s called an “entitlement,” and nearly all iPhone apps have some version of one—it’s the feature that enables things like your camera and Apple Pay. But Business Insider notes that there are some sensitive entitlements that are only for use by Apple—and one of these appeared in the code for Uber’s app.

 

The entitlement was reportedly first provided to Uber as a means to improve functionality between the app and Apple Watch, as early versions of the watch couldn’t “handle the level of map rendering in the Uber app.”

 

Uber representative Melanie Ensign further explained to Business Insider that updates to the watch render the entitlement no longer necessary. In addition, Gizmodo reports that there is no evidence that Uber ever took advantage of this access to gain personal information from Uber users. Still, while the code does not appear to have been used, the entitlement has yet to be removed from Uber’s code.

 

http://fortune.com/2017/10/06/apple-uber-secret-entitlement/

 

Uber was bestowed special powers by Apple, called “entitlements” that allowed Uber to take screenshots, this meant keylogging your passwords, seeing pictures in real time. Who else has this amazing power?

https://twitter.com/adamscrabble/status/1118935387089641473

Anonymous ID: 5d14d2 May 7, 2019, 12:16 a.m. No.6435534   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5541

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1/ Thread about Uber, hacking, ghost cars, spying apps, Obama’ers in the corporate wild, cyber-security, UNzealous prosecutors, cover-ups and this guy Joseph Sullivan was the head of security for Uber, prior to that he had the same tile at Facebook. He started his career as a Federal prosecutor focused on tech cases during the internet boom. He then became head of trust and safety at Ebay, where he oversaw PayPal and Skype. In 2003 he was recorded at a law enforcement conference boasting about Ebay’s deep data on its users and “flexible” privacy policy. The audio was leaked While at Uber his most notable achievement was paying 100k and getting a non-disclosure agreement from hackers who had stolen all the info from 57m Uber usersSullivan operated autonomously and secretly by becoming Uber’s deputy general counsel, which let him assert attorney-client privilege on his communications with colleagues and make his e-mails more difficult for a prosecutor to subpoenaFormer Uber employees asserted that that Sullivan insisted his team use private messaging apps in order to “make sure we didn’t create a paper trail that would come back to haunt the company in any potential criminal or civil litigation.Sullivan was in charge of a team called Competitive Intelligence or COIN. Its spy sounding name was changed to something benign, Marketplace Analytics and then made a bit more aggressive sounding to suit market demand, its name became Marketplace Integrity.Sullivan and COIN had bad habits and they were busy.

Sullivan ordered a ‘dig up the dirt’ campaign against the conservationist Stephen Meyer, who sued Uber for price-fixingThey sicced their CIA on Uber driver rape victimsUber liked to know where you went after you left your UberUber was bestowed special powers by Apple, called “entitlements” that allowed Uber to take screenshots, this meant keylogging your passwords, seeing pictures in real time. Who else has this amazing power?

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