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This still relies on the legitimate app not storing the key they fetched in a public directory so the attacker can read it. You can keep adding layers upon thi
by andymcsherry 13y ago
This still relies on the legitimate app not storing the key they fetched in a public directory so the attacker can read it. You can keep adding layers upon this, but it doesn't change that.
- hueving 13y ago>This still relies on the legitimate app not storing the key they fetched in a public directory so the attacker can read it. Obviously. Why would they do anything else? The point is that they can safely store the logs on an SD card under space constraints.