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>Also, OSX doesn't require the kexts to be signed by Apple themselves - the requirement is that the kext is signed by a certificate that is blessed by Apple's C
by Demiurge 12y ago
>Also, OSX doesn't require the kexts to be signed by Apple themselves - the requirement is that the kext is signed by a certificate that is blessed by Apple's CA. There are plenty of third party kexts out there.
I'm curious who has Apple blessed to do so, and what those kexts are?
- ptomato 12y agoAnybody who pays the $99/year to be an OS X developer and hasn't subsequently had their cert revoked for distributing malware.
- Demiurge 12y agoWell, that's quite accessible. Good to know, thanks.
- easytiger 12y agoWhat a depressing attitude
- Demiurge 12y agoMaybe go see a doctor about that. Just because I'm asking a question and then not committing righteous suicide because of how great my first world problems are, doesn't mean I actually expressed an opinion about driver signing in general, one way or another.