Better still - this is "plug into a compromised Thunderbolt monitor, and it can own the lower 4 Gigs of RAM on your machine".
Did I mention that Thunderbolt daisychains, so compromising a Thunderbolt monitor (or better still, projector) is a simple matter of plugging an attack machine into the Daisy-chain out port.
Who really worries about plugging their laptop into a projector?
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Better still - this is "plug into a compromised Thunderbolt monitor, and it can own the lower 4 Gigs of RAM on your machine".
Did I mention that Thunderbolt daisychains, so compromising a Thunderbolt monitor (or better still, projector) is a simple matter of plugging an attack machine into the Daisy-chain out port.
Who really worries about plugging their laptop into a projector?