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Yeah, the memory thing didn't impress me. More concerning though is that apparently messages are stored in plain text on disk in that cache4.db file. It's not c
by itistoday2 12y ago
Yeah, the memory thing didn't impress me. More concerning though is that apparently messages are stored in plain text on disk in that cache4.db file. It's not clear to me whether they are deleted when the app quits or what.
- bdotdub 12y agoYeah, I'm feeling like the quotes should be around "Hacked", and not "Encryption"
- ch0wn 12y agoThe files under `/data/data/[pkgname]` are only readable by the corresponding application. Encrypting them wouldn't add any security as the key for that cache would also be stored on the device.
- itistoday2 12y ago> Encrypting them wouldn't add any security as the key for that cache would also be stored on the device. That's why you use a user-derived key (i.e. based on the pin or w/e).