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> The article that the author cites the possibility of the "Secure Enclave code being able to read the UID key"; as comex mentioned yesterday [1], this isn't t
by azonenberg 12y ago
> The article that the author cites the possibility of the "Secure Enclave code being able to read the UID key"; as comex mentioned yesterday [1], this isn't true.
We don't know that, we just know Apple says it's the case and nobody's broken it yet. Without a full reverse engineering of the Secure Enclave firmware, plus the IC, there's no way to know if there's a hidden backdoor, bug, or debug mode allowing the data to be read.
- bjornsing 12y agoI thought the question was whether the UID is protected from malicious Secure Enclave firmware or not, no?