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by zepto 2050 days ago
I’d say this is only one half.

Many malicious effects involve social engineering, fraud, etc, and are not about exfiltration of files.

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In that case code signing can’t do much either.
On the contrary code signing is the only current solution to this problem.

It allows fraudulent, malicious, or easily exploited code to be disabled.

How can revoking apps stop a phishing attack?
Easy: Revoke the certificate of the app doing the phishing.
To add, this is exactly what google's safe browsing is https://safebrowsing.google.com/