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by marcan_42
1856 days ago
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As I mentioned below and on the disclosure page, it's trivial for Apple to reliably detect this in apps submitted to the App Store and reject them, so I'm not worried. There's no such thing as "obfuscated" malware in the traditional sense on the App Store. You can obfuscate the code flow all you want, but all executable code has to be signed to run on iDevices. If you try to use this register, the instruction will be there for all to see. You can't use self-modifying code or packers on iOS. |
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