Code signing and integrity
Why does an iOS app have to be code signed before it runs? Focus on what the signature guarantees from a security point of view.
Why does an iOS app have to be code signed before it runs? Focus on what the signature guarantees from a security point of view.
Code signing lets the kernel check who built the app (identity) and that nothing changed afterward (integrity) before any code runs, which blocks tampered binaries and unapproved distribution.
Build and distributionShort answerIntro
How do the bundle ID, the certificate, and entitlements connect to a provisioning profile?
#code-signing #entitlements
PersistenceShort answerBasics
Two payment apps from the same team, the main app and a merchant app, have to share one…
#entitlements #security
SecurityShort answerAdvanced
If you designed the protocol between your app and the server yourself, how would you let…
#integrity
SecurityMultiple choiceBasics
Two iOS apps want to read and write each other's Keychain data. What does that require?…
#entitlements