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Doesn’t that mean that a rogue device that did contain software and ignored the incoming packet might actually be trusted by the host device when it shouldn’t b
by CGamesPlay 7y ago
Doesn’t that mean that a rogue device that did contain software and ignored the incoming packet might actually be trusted by the host device when it shouldn’t be? The twitter thread did say the firmware payload contained no personalization (like encryption keys, perhaps).
- saagarjha 7y ago> The twitter thread did say the firmware payload contained no personalization (like encryption keys, perhaps). To be clear, this just means that the firmware isn't tied to a specific device via the normal ECID/nonce pair like a normal iOS update is.