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Please note this is an unofficial patch, created by an independent developer and is not supported by Palm in any way. Use at your own risk!
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"The report states that Palm has decided not to fix or address the vulnerability."
I guess once Palm poops the devices out the door, we're on our own. I guess you can't expect much support on a simple $600.00-700.00 phone.
Of course, as expected, a warm reset will defeat this. It really needs to be added to ROM by Palm itself. RE: Warm reset still defeats this
Yeah. Not much I could do in this event. What Palm really needs to do is add a couple lines of code to their button handler. RE: Warm reset still defeats this
I agree. You've done all that can be done outside a ROM patch. The Palm user community thanks you. RE: Warm reset still defeats this
Yeah, I think I mentioned locking it on the discussion thread that is linked above. RE: Warm reset still defeats this
Here is where I note it: http://discussion.treocentral.com/showpost.php?p=1199476&postcount=17 Maybe I will throw up a small site. RE: Warm reset still defeats this
Hmmm...I didn't know this was discussed before. I thought a .prc can be created that locks itself, ridding the person of the necessity of using Resco Locker, or something like that.
At least I can try and give palm some moral support.
If a developer releases a free fix and says, " I'm not responsible"
I'm sure that by 2009 or so we'll get that anticipated firmware update, maybe by then Palm will have relented and fixed this too.
joelforman @ 2/21/2007 7:01:16 PM #
I have discoverd that If you have Findhack (I have Ver. 4.0.6) installed on your Treo 680 and try to use the find function while the device is locked and either making an emergency call or while talking on a received call that the device soft resets! No info is ever displayed and the FindHack app is still active after the reset. Thus If you have FindHack installed and active you are not vulnberable to this security issue.
Tested on an unlocked Treo 680 on T-Mobile with FindHack 4.0.6 Joel
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