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Yes. But the reason they give for not allowing local programming environments is the risk of breaking OUT of the sandbox with an exploit.
by Ensorceled 6y ago
Yes. But the reason they give for not allowing local programming environments is the risk of breaking OUT of the sandbox with an exploit.
- saagarjha 6y agoBut this is true for any app on the App Store.
- Shugarl 6y agoBut wouldn't it be easier to achieve with a shell ?
- Ensorceled 6y agoAny other app doesn't have builtin plausible deniability... Also, that's just not true, a general programming language gives you a lot more attack surface, surfaces that are not testable with Apple's suite of verification tools.
- judge2020 6y agoWell, only for actual programming environments that run some direct form of a scripting language - the existence of iSH shows they're fine with sandboxed+emulated programming environments.