@marcan42 I don't think it is that easy. The bootrom is only very very small and will boot anything signed by Apple.
I hope Apple puts proper firmware update user attestation into the next iPhone so they can just say "no can do" instead of this PR wankfest.
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@marcan42 if you want to protect iPhones the bootrom would require all low level drivers for screen, touchpad,hwsetup to ask for a passcode -
@i0n1c No need, all you need to do is make sure the user data key is only available to an authorized update. - Show replies
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@BakaKarasu@bofh453 Probably increase. Apple has good intentions security-wise. - Show replies
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@sukysp_ iPhones have a lot more advanced security than Nexus devices, but in some basic/fundamental ways Nexuses can be better.
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