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Code signing isn't a backdoor. It's the only door. Coercing or bribing someone into giving up their private key also does not make it a backdoor. But it does vi
by cmurf 11y ago
Code signing isn't a backdoor. It's the only door. Coercing or bribing someone into giving up their private key also does not make it a backdoor. But it does violate the explicit promise of code provenance, and thus very broadly and indiscriminately will reduce trust in the entire computing ecosystem, not limited to just Apple.
- codys 11y agoI believe the parent comment was referring to "allowing updates of the OS without requiring either unlock of the device or a wipe of stored data" as the backdoor.