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iPhones secure enclave, full disk encryption, Touch ID, etc. likewise on android.
by HappyTypist 10y ago
iPhones secure enclave, full disk encryption, Touch ID, etc. likewise on android.
- JumpCrisscross 10y agoSource?
- NEDM64 10y agoHe's a troll. iPhones don't use it. They don't use Qualcomm SOC's.
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- runholm 10y agoNote that TrustZone is not a Qualcomm technology, but rather an ARM technology. Apple could have gone with TrustZone in their SOC. (But yes, he is a troll and this whole case has nothing to do with Apple).
- msbarnett 10y agoNit: TrustZone isn't a Qualcomm technology, but KeyMaster is Qualcomm software built on top of it (and that appears to be where this break lies).
- icelancer 10y ago>iPhones nah
- willvarfar 10y agoApologies to the uninformed downvoters :( TrustZone is an ARM thing, and the iPhone Secure Enclave is indeed built on TrustZone. Apple do not use Qualcomm and this a Qualcomm-specific bug. But Apple do use their own modded TrustZone.
- james_a_craig 10y agohttp://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf http://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf page 7. Despite widespread rumour to the contrary, the secure enclave on iPhones is a separate core, not just TrustZone on the main CPU.
- willvarfar 10y agoApologies, I stand corrected. All I've ever heard is it being explained as Apple's implementation of TrustZone, which conceivably could be modded so far as to be put on a separate coprocessor.