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I think this pypush method uses Apple servers. I think the key aspect was the author figuring out how submit public keys and request public keys for other Appl
by venusenvy47 3y ago
I think this pypush method uses Apple servers. I think the key aspect was the author figuring out how submit public keys and request public keys for other Apple users from Apple servers. From that point it seems to be as secure as public key cryptography.
https://jjtech.dev/reverse-engineering/imessage-explained/ https://jjtech.dev/reverse-engineering/imessage-explained/
- snowe2010 3y agoi mean... will the court understand that? Or will they understand the argument I framed (however dumb it is)? I think apple would easily be able to convince the court that anything exiting their servers is less secure, or gives the appearance of lower security, to their customers. Anyway, apple is implementing rcs next year so hopefully none of this matters.