I assume the more common malicious exploit will be someone setting up "FREE WIFI" and fucking with things on the way through.
I figure if the malicious actors are government entities, then they've probably already got the ability to sign things however they want and I'm already fucked either way, there.
I guess the big risk for now is a criminal group with the ability to do BGP injection in the path between me and the apple CDN, *and* the ability to get a functional new version of apple device code up and running sufficiently well already. Which is a risk but a small risk.
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Date: 2014-02-22 04:40 pm (UTC)I figure if the malicious actors are government entities, then they've probably already got the ability to sign things however they want and I'm already fucked either way, there.
I guess the big risk for now is a criminal group with the ability to do BGP injection in the path between me and the apple CDN, *and* the ability to get a functional new version of apple device code up and running sufficiently well already. Which is a risk but a small risk.