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Category Archives: Talk
On the Mac App Store
I’ve just come off iDeveloper.TV Live with Scotty and John, where we were talking about the Mac app store. I had some material prepared about the security side of the app store that we didn’t get on to – here’s … Continue reading
Posted in AAPL, Business, code-level, Encryption, government, iDeveloper.TV, Mac, Policy, Talk
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A site for discussing app security
There’s a new IT security site over at Stack Exchange. Questions and answers on designing and implementing IT security policy, and on app security are all welcome. I’m currently a moderator at the site, but that’s just an interim thing … Continue reading
Posted in code-level, Policy, Privacy, Talk, threatmodel
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On voices that matter
In October I’ll be in Philadelphia, PA talking at Voices That Matter: Fall iPhone Developers’ Conference. I’m looking forward to meeting some old friends and new faces, and sucking up a little more of that energy and enthusiasm that pervades … Continue reading
Posted in code-level, iPad, iPhone, Talk, threatmodel, tool-support
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More NSConf code signing fun
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
Code snippit from NSConference presentation
Here’s the code I used to display the code signature status within the sample app at NSConference. You need to be using the 10.6 SDK, and link against Security.framework. #import <Security/SecCode.h> – (void)updateSignatureStatus { SecCodeRef myCode = NULL; OSStatus secReturn … Continue reading
Posted in Codesign, NSConf, Talk
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CocoaHeads Swindon is this Monday!
The town of Swindon in the Kingsbridge hundred, Wiltshire is famous for two things. The first is the Wilts and Berks Canal, linking the Kennet and Avon at Trowbridge with the Thames at Abingdon. Authorised by act of parliament in … Continue reading
Posted in cocoa, iPhone, macdevnet, Talk
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NSConference videos
Scotty and the gang have been getting the NSConference videos out to the public lately, and now sessions 7-9 are available including my own session on security. The videos are really high quality, I’m impressed by the postproduction that’s gone … Continue reading
Posted in cocoa, conference, macdevnet, security, Talk
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