XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: marianjones@helpfulpeople.com   
      
   Chris wrote:   
   > Marian  wrote:   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> Chris, I think it's clear that   
   >   
   > WTF is it with you spamming this ng with new threads?! Your posting   
   > diarrhoea is getting worse. Time to see a doctor.   
   >   
   > I'll only respond to you if you maintain the most basic ng etiquette.   
      
   Chris, the topic is very simple:   
      
   Q: What does the CISA KEV actually show about exploited iOS   
      and Android vulnerabilities?   
   A: That is the question you are apparently now refusing to answer.   
      
   You made the claim, quoted here verbatim:   
      
   "As we've discussed before the KEV cannot be used to make any extrapolation   
   or implication. It is an extremely narrow view of the landscape ignoring 96   
   percent of known vulnerabilities."   
      
   You are free to hold that view, but if you want to be taken seriously, you   
   need to defend it with something more than repetition. KEV is the only US   
   government maintained list of vulnerabilities confirmed to be exploited in   
   the wild. It is the standard reference for real-world exploitation.   
   Dismissing it without explanation is not a technical argument.   
      
   Calling any attempt to discuss the data "spamming" does not change the   
   facts. It only avoids them.   
      
   If you want a civil, adult conversation, then engage with the substance of   
   your own claim. If you do not want to defend it, that is your choice, but   
   it does not make the claim any more credible.   
      
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