Part 8/11:
- Exploiting the TrustZone architecture, an ARM feature that isolates sensitive processes into a secure "world," making kernel-level breaches significantly more challenging.
Achieving all these would require multiple vulnerabilities and a sequence of exploits, which, as of now, remains a work in progress.
Why the Exploit Is Still Groundbreaking
Despite not yet enabling users to run arbitrary unsigned code, the exploit signals a pivotal shift: what was considered unhackable is suddenly within reach. The incident underscores that hardware security measures—although complex and well-designed—are not infallible.