※ 引述《xapp (xapp)》之铭言：
: 我跟唐凤聊过
: 那时候唐凤还在野
: 我跟唐凤私底下聊的时候
: 从唐凤的解答来推估唐凤确实知道苹果内部流程的一些细节
: 并不是程式编写、语法或是framework的问题
: 而是关于苹果系统很底层的资料打包与很haker的问题
: 那些细节非常关键但是有很意外、非直觉的答案
: 这些问题问苹果公司应该不会回答
: 后来也找到一些线索是相符的
: 明显跟网络上和stackoverflow上普遍的误解不同
: 这些答案除非苹果内部人员很难知道
这个我知道阿
你可以参考这个 知道那些东西 不一定代表他干过
也可能是和这个一样 领美国薪水工作外包
之前有一段时间 美国公司很多人这样搞
他也可能只是接外包再转外包的中间商 也能知道这东西
https://edition.cnn.com/2013/01/17/business/us-outsource-job-china/index.html
U.S. programmer outsources own job to China, surfs cat videos
Call it an amazing example of entrepreneurship or a daring play of deceit.
After a U.S.-based "critical infrastructure" company discovered in 2012 its
computer systems were being accessed from China, its security personnel
caught the culprit ultimately responsible: Not a hacker from the Middle
Kingdom but one of the company's own employees sitting right at his desk in
the United States.
The software developer is simply referred to as "Bob," according to a case
study by the U.S. telecommunications firm Verizon Business.
Bob was an "inoffensive and quiet" programmer in his mid-40's, according to
his employee profile, with "a relatively long tenure with the company" and
"someone you wouldn't look at twice in an elevator."
Those innocuous traits led investigators to initially believe the computer
access from China using Bob's credentials was unauthorized