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I'd never seen MacBuildServer.com until just now but they completely violate the terms of service with Apple. They are using their enterprise development certif
by millerm 13y ago
I'd never seen MacBuildServer.com until just now but they completely violate the terms of service with Apple. They are using their enterprise development certificate to bypass the AppStore. They won't be around long.
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- 0x0 13y agoI wonder how they deal with the possibility that a github xcode project build file can run arbitrary code... What if someone submits a project to build that spawns a reverse shell and then trojanizes the build server for later builds? I wouldn't trust any ipa coming out of that machine.
- TheMakeA 13y agoThere are a number of options. For instance, each build could run on a freshly provisioned virtual machine (like Travis CI), or using a carefully crafted sandbox-exec setup.
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- benguild 13y agoI had this create duplicate icons on my homescreen, which sucks since even after uninstalling the App and certificate, the additional one is still there. :(
- nathan_f77 13y agoHad the same problem. Restarting your phone should work. (Or if you're phone is jailbroken, you could just touch 'Respring' in SBSettings.)