Thread: Kindle and malicious hot spots
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Old 07-16-2016, 03:50 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
Outgoing HTTPS (TLS-1.2) connections.
Lots of luck faking that.

Where have you seen that one could delete developer keys?
(Other than by changing your registration status with Amazon)
Link please.

Now what do you mean by "Locking the device"?

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At the very bottom line -
What do you have on a Kindle worth protecting?
Translation:
So what.
Agreed. What use would it be to steal or delete our public dev key? We could just install it again with another jailbreak, so what would be the point? A lot easier to download a jailbreak here (no account needed) and extract the dev key directly.

The digital sky is not falling.
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