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I think there's probably some sort of understanding between them and Apple which allows them to do their thing as long as they don't publish too much publicly.
by breakfastduck 6y ago
I think there's probably some sort of understanding between them and Apple which allows them to do their thing as long as they don't publish too much publicly.
EDIT: In fact, it might not even be that. It doesn't exactly make commercial sense for a company whose entire existence is based on their extensive IP knowledge of apple hardware to post every detail publicly for others to copy. They are a for profit organization after all.
- Reason077 6y ago> "I think there's probably some sort of understanding between them and Apple which allows them to do their thing as long as they don't publish too much publicly." You know the macOS kernel for M1 hardware is open source, right? This stuff isn't exactly a proprietary secret.
- dapids 6y agoYes, the core of the kernel is, the majority of drivers are not. XNU is a hybrid kernel, not monolithic.
- TazeTSchnitzel 6y ago> I think there's probably some sort of understanding between them and Apple which allows them to do their thing Apple are literally suing Corellium.