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by Ennis
2566 days ago
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The attack vector is not broad which makes the headline and story sensationalist. Yes - plugins add risk because they are dynamic and have an uncontrolled upgrade path with potentially different or non-existent signing systems. That is why plugins and extensions are not allowed on the more-controlled and newer iOS. I doubt this gets addressed very quickly - if anything it is easier and cheaper to audit all VLC extensions and introduce a signing system. Or to kill VLC's trusted cert/status altogether and treat it as a custom dev app - install-at-your-own-risk. |
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