
How would one digitally sign a file programmatically?
Re: How would one digitally sign a file programmatically?
I married a chinese, dunno' if that counts 

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Re: How would one digitally sign a file programmatically?
blueznl, you must be a hacker!blueznl wrote:I married a chinese, dunno' if that counts

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Re: How would one digitally sign a file programmatically?
So did I... And her relatives either think being a malware hacker is cool (no thanks to TV5 Sighuan) or they script kiddy attack where nno script kiddy should.blueznl wrote:I married a chinese, dunno' if that counts
As for me... I would like to know how to do this for the MAC... AFAIK the only difference between iPad/iPhone and regular mac apps is their digital signature... or as I call it Apple Handcuffs (and tthe accelerometer and estures libs)
I should also point out that I was not the first one to raise the flag because I didn't think malware this time...

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Re: How would one digitally sign a file programmatically?
Sorry Rook, there are significant differences with the hardware and API. Nothing to do with digital signatures. Just because Apple make them doesn't automatically mean the executables are compatible. It is just the same with Linux too. Just cause an executable is compiled in Ubuntu(x86) Doesn't automatically mean that same executable would run on Ubuntu(PPC) or Ubuntu(Arm), it would require you to modify/recompile the source for the target platform.Rook Zimbabwe wrote: As for me... I would like to know how to do this for the MAC... AFAIK the only difference between iPad/iPhone and regular mac apps is their digital signature... or as I call it Apple Handcuffs (and tthe accelerometer and estures libs)