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  • mzajc15 minutes ago
    This is a very neat and approachable write-up, but is the final result really a hack? If I understand correctly, you&#x27;re getting an unprivileged shell on a device you own and have paired with your smartphone; more or less equivalent to installing a terminal emulator on your smartphone, except it&#x27;s smart glasses in this case.<p>Should the ability to own one&#x27;s devices really be treated as a vulnerability and reported to security teams?
    • no-dr-onboard11 minutes ago
      &quot;hack&quot; on hackernews essentially means &quot;I used my computer to do something&quot;. The overwhelming population of people here aren&#x27;t security engineers, but rather developers.
      • mzajc8 minutes ago
        I considered that, but the mentions of pwn2own and the bug bounty program has me thinking &quot;hack&quot; is used in the security&#x2F;mainstream sense.