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My first thought is "was Apple behind this?" I understand that they claim to have reverse engineered it...but if it's such a trivial conversation exchange, it i
by llm_nerd 3y ago
My first thought is "was Apple behind this?" I understand that they claim to have reverse engineered it...but if it's such a trivial conversation exchange, it is a bit surprising this hasn't been utilized before. Seems convenient given the loud exchanges happening about RCS and the like. And unlike RCS, iMessages actually has E2E baked in.
The next thought it the utilization for abuse such as spam. E2E is wonderful but it also means that the normal cryptoscammer / phishing checks can't apply. There are mentions of rate limits and that surely comes into play, but given the simple proof of concept it would be easy to scale out.
- atlas_hugged 3y agoI don’t think so. The security researcher is a kid in high school that seems really fucking sharp.
- nicolas_17 3y agoI have confirmed with him that he hadn't been born yet when Steve Jobs announced the iPhone.