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Surely you don't think that having arbitrary code placed within the IOS AppStore isn't a security risk do you? Once malicious code has been approved in the stor
by the-cakeboss 15y ago
Surely you don't think that having arbitrary code placed within the IOS AppStore isn't a security risk do you? Once malicious code has been approved in the store an attacker need only find a way to break out of the sandbox, which I am sure is possible.
- mikeash 15y agoReviewers check behavior, mostly not content. It's easy to hide code and activate it later. If you can break out of the sandbox, you don't need to download code to exploit that.