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No. They revoked that single developer's certificate. I think you're referring to an Apple certificate that simply expired and invalidated many App Store signat
by kogir 11y ago
No. They revoked that single developer's certificate. I think you're referring to an Apple certificate that simply expired and invalidated many App Store signatures.
- kolinko 11y agoThey revoked the developer's certificate, or they blocked opening up of an image with a given checksum?
- duskwuff 11y agoBoth. Apple has updated XProtect to detect the malicious Transmission disk image and prevent it from being opened, and has additionally revoked the developer certificate which was used to sign the application on that disk image to prevent any other applications they sign from being treated as trusted.