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You could theoretically clone the source, check out the release tag, compile it, and then compare the checksum of the binary of the .app file, but I'm not sure
by chrisballinger 13y ago
You could theoretically clone the source, check out the release tag, compile it, and then compare the checksum of the binary of the .app file, but I'm not sure if that would even generate the same exact file or not. You might also need a jailbroken device to decrypt and extract the App Store binary.
If you really want super paranoid level security, communicating digitally is probably not your best bet anyway.
Here's the SHA1 checksum of the compiled binary from the latest release (2.0):
f9347ae51c3276f4b34fba0be7c0648f20c8c11e /Applications/ChatSecure.app/ChatSecure
- 332485 13y ago> super paranoid level security Considering the fact that Apple is in the NSA wiretapping program and involved in secret tracking [1], don't you think it's unfair to call someone who's asking a way to verify if Apple isn't messing with the code "super paranoid"? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPhone#Secret_tracking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPhone#Secret_tracking