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Is there any evidence that this data comes from the source they claim? And is there some way to validate these are real UDIDs?
by taybenlor 14y ago
Is there any evidence that this data comes from the source they claim?
And is there some way to validate these are real UDIDs?
- mehrshad 14y agoSure - me. Both my iOS devices are on this list - confirmed both by name and UDID match. However, I renamed my iPad around last November after I started using it more in public, yet its original name (easy to find if you search for my HN nick) is the name listed. EDIT: Oh, and fwiw, law-abiding natural born US citizen here. But who am I kidding - LEAs don't give a toss about that.
- eli 14y ago...assuming this has any connection to LEA
- lylejohnson 14y agoHow does that prove that an FBI laptop was the source of this information (per the grandparent post's question)?
- AimHere 14y agoYour grandparent asked two questions. He answered the other one.
- CGamesPlay 14y agoDoes it have an APNS token? Is it possible to send yourself a push notification and see what app it appears to come from?
- bricestacey 14y agoYou need an appropriate cert for that.
- farnsworth 14y agoIt would be interesting if you and others with their device on the list could come up with a list of apps that you've had installed.