Category Archives: iPad

How to hire Graham Lee

Posted on 2010-03-02 by Graham Lee

There are few people who can say that when it comes to Cocoa application security, they wrote the book. In fact, I can think of only one: me. I’ve just put the final draft together for Professional Cocoa Application Security … Continue reading →

Posted in book, Business, cocoa, conference, CoreData, iPad, iPhone, Java, kernel, macfuse, mach, nextstep, objc, openstep, UNIX, xcode | 2 Comments

More NSConf code signing fun

Posted on 2010-02-21 by Graham

I’ll be talking at the US NSConference on Tuesday, with an extended version of my talk on code signing. I’ll cover how it works, what it does, what it doesn’t do, and what it should do. Importantly, there are still … Continue reading →

Posted in Codesign, Encryption, iPad, iPhone, Mac, NSConf, Talk | Comments Off on More NSConf code signing fun

iPh0wnage

Posted on 2010-02-15 by Graham

I just reviewed a blog post I wrote for Graham Cluley a while back, in which I looked at the impact a common vulnerability on the iPhone and Mac would have. I think in the run-up to the iPad’s release, … Continue reading →

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On multitasking

Posted on 2010-02-09 by Graham Lee

TidBITS unwittingly hits the nail on the head while talking about iPad OS multitasking (emphasis added): It’s easy to imagine wanting to use an iPad to read text in Mobile Safari, copy some text to a Pages document, and send … Continue reading →

Posted in iPad, iPhone, rant, usability | 4 Comments

It’s just a big iPod

Posted on 2010-01-29 by Graham

I think you would assume I had my privacy settings ramped up a little too high if I hadn’t heard about the iPad, Apple’s new touchscreen mobile device. Having had a few days to consider it and allow the hype … Continue reading →

Posted in Encryption, iPad, iPhone, Malware, Privacy | 1 Comment