Yeah, and hide it in plain sight. Plausible, yes. Although goto fail; had another vibe to it. It was really strangely placed and hardly explainable. Plus it ma

Yeah, and hide it in plain sight. Plausible, yes. Although goto fail; had another vibe to it. It was really strangely placed and hardly explainable. Plus it made possible to perform some pretty nasty MiTM attacks over a network. Here you have a method that security experts tinkering with the betas knew of since probably last July. Everybody expected Apple to fix it in the GM, but it didn't happen. Now the cat's out of the bag with some deservedly good (and harmless) publicity for Elcomsoft and it's gonna be fixed in no time. If we even want to give credit to the malicious actor hypothesis, what's the benefit for them? Accessing iOS 10 beta backups more easily for three months? Nah, I don't see that, not this time.