You have to trust 3rd parties at some point. Apple can make it reasonably secure and let the user decide if 3rd party accessories are worth the potential risk b

You have to trust 3rd parties at some point. Apple can make it reasonably secure and let the user decide if 3rd party accessories are worth the potential risk but that option is never exposed. Really Apple allows HTTPS connections but the same implementation concerns apply there. The web server could publish it's private and session keys to a "status" page and leak enough to make decryption trivial I think it'd be more honest if they say "we don't want to give users options" (for better or worse) instead of claiming it's security