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Because revoking a Developer ID cert immediately (on the next OCSP check) disables all software ever signed with that cert on every Mac in the world. It's a rem
by _qulr 6y ago
Because revoking a Developer ID cert immediately (on the next OCSP check) disables all software ever signed with that cert on every Mac in the world. It's a remote kill switch.
I can't emphasize enough what an extreme, last resort measure revocation is for Developer ID code signing certs.