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Surely the data is encrypted using a 128 bit key or better, and the key is stored on some secure enclave which rate limits PIN entries, is it not?
by mr_mitm 4y ago
Surely the data is encrypted using a 128 bit key or better, and the key is stored on some secure enclave which rate limits PIN entries, is it not?
- notpushkin 4y ago> Surely the data is encrypted using a 128 bit key or better I think so, yeah. > and the key is stored on some secure enclave which rate limits PIN entries, is it not? That – I'm not so sure about. I didn't really think about it too much before you pointed it out, but it would make sense for the Android floks to have implemented it. I'll look into it a bit later!