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Well we're talking about source code here. Apple has no expectation that applications for their platforms are open-source and so they don't get to see the sourc
by frou_dh 3y ago
Well we're talking about source code here. Apple has no expectation that applications for their platforms are open-source and so they don't get to see the source code either.
Scanning of the binaries, "Notarization", Developer ID signing and all that stuff is something different.
- neom 3y agoGot it, then I guess in the Apple instance I mean "confirm it's not malicious"? But sure, Apple and Oranges. BTW, I checked out the video in your bio a couple of days ago, absolutely fantastic! Thanks for the recommendation.
- frou_dh 3y agoOh, great. Makes me happy to catch people with it :)
- supriyo-biswas 3y agoApple uses some combination of static analysis and manual reviews for applications, unfortunately I don't have a reputable source to link right now.