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polskibus • yesterday at 3:48 PM • 3 replies • view on HN

Can you provide a reference to that?


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kube-system • yesterday at 4:08 PM

Government contract data is public

Here's a renewal of one, presumably basic, license:

https://bidbanana.thebidlab.com/contract/4jKIvKMvZdoWo3d6K6q...

The product is not publicly available, and is sold only B2G: https://www.magnetforensics.com/products/magnet-graykey/#par...

petergs • yesterday at 4:00 PM

The article references Magnet Forensic’s Graykey being used for this. Wikipedia shows its like 15-30k per year[1]. Doubt the relevant exploit is available to the average phone thief.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grayshift

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klinquist • yesterday at 3:54 PM

Unfortunately not a one I can prove to you online. I have a family member who is a district attorney, so that's my source. He said that that companies like the ones mentioned in the article sell licenses to unlock a single phone to a city or county. The city or county pays if they consider it worth it. The cost can be 5 figures.

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