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Sounds like they haven't really broken apple's DRM - Zeusmos relies on getting a developer profile for your phone's UDID and re-signing the apps under that dev
by chubs 14y ago
Sounds like they haven't really broken apple's DRM - Zeusmos relies on getting a developer profile for your phone's UDID and re-signing the apps under that dev profile, which means the apps will expire in a year or so. And Kuaiyong relies on an enterprise profile by the looks of it, and i believe apple can remotely nuke enterprise profiles.
- pudquick 14y ago> Sounds like they haven't really broken apple's DRM Yes and no. No, in the sense that they are abusing the pay-for Apple developer services in order to get the software pushed to non-jailbroken devices. As such, they are still playing within the DRM system. But in the case of Zeusmos, yes, Apple's DRM (FairPlay) is broken in that "re-signing" involves signing a copy of the (App Store published) commercial app that had its original DRM removed. See here: https://github.com/stefanesser/dumpdecrypted https://github.com/stefanesser/dumpdecrypted These techniques were how tools like Crackulous worked, which allowed for the stealing of iOS App Store apps in the first place.