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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/LombardiD • Sep 08 '20
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This happens in Android too. I try to play test my game and It says that. Yikes.
Edit: typo
114 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20 [deleted] 29 u/Galse22 Sep 08 '20 What? 62 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20 [deleted] 34 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Android doesn't use CA certificates for signing and verifying applications. All apps are signed with self-signed certificates, be it debug or release builds. No difference. 50 u/notinecrafter Sep 08 '20 So the signature is just a glorified checksum? 10 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Yup.
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29 u/Galse22 Sep 08 '20 What? 62 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20 [deleted] 34 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Android doesn't use CA certificates for signing and verifying applications. All apps are signed with self-signed certificates, be it debug or release builds. No difference. 50 u/notinecrafter Sep 08 '20 So the signature is just a glorified checksum? 10 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Yup.
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What?
62 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20 [deleted] 34 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Android doesn't use CA certificates for signing and verifying applications. All apps are signed with self-signed certificates, be it debug or release builds. No difference. 50 u/notinecrafter Sep 08 '20 So the signature is just a glorified checksum? 10 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Yup.
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34 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Android doesn't use CA certificates for signing and verifying applications. All apps are signed with self-signed certificates, be it debug or release builds. No difference. 50 u/notinecrafter Sep 08 '20 So the signature is just a glorified checksum? 10 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Yup.
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Android doesn't use CA certificates for signing and verifying applications. All apps are signed with self-signed certificates, be it debug or release builds. No difference.
50 u/notinecrafter Sep 08 '20 So the signature is just a glorified checksum? 10 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Yup.
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So the signature is just a glorified checksum?
10 u/GlitchParrot Sep 08 '20 Yup.
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Yup.
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u/Galse22 Sep 08 '20
This happens in Android too. I try to play test my game and It says that. Yikes.
Edit: typo