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Respectfully, I think you’re drawing an incorrect inference. They don’t exhaustively list all risks and perils, but that risk was known to me personally and do
by Spooky23 1y ago
Respectfully, I think you’re drawing an incorrect inference.
They don’t exhaustively list all risks and perils, but that risk was known to me personally and documented by Apple at least circa 2020 — I worked with some third party developers to provide options to keep potentially high risk data out of APNS messages. Similar risks exist for Google’s platform. I’m not some genius with access to arcane knowledge, but if you’re doing your job it’s part of your risk assessment.
Judging by your very technical closing comment, this has no weight on your opinion, but I appreciate your taking time away from auditing Veracrypt or LUKS to read this.
- kalleboo 1y agoYeah I'm just a lowly indie iOS app developer but I remember way back in iOS 10 when Push Notification Service Extensions were introduced and one of the examples used (indeed, in the current documentation as well) was to be able to have the contents of push notifications be encrypted over apns and decrypted on-device.