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Catalina is checking notarization of unsigned executables

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361 points robenkleene | 1 comments | 23 May 20 09:42 UTC | HN request time: 0.349s | source
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usmannk ◴[23 May 20 16:27 UTC] No.23284235[source]▶
There is so much confusion here. The OP and most others are missing one of the biggest points: Look at the packet trace. There is _no data_, not even a hash, being sent. It's a TLS negotiation and then the connection ends. I have to suspect it's a bug...
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takeda ◴[23 May 20 16:35 UTC] No.23284309[source]▶
In prior article "slow by design", this was reported to Apple and the bug was closed that it works like that by design.
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usmannk ◴[23 May 20 16:40 UTC] No.23284345[source]▶
I did see the previous article (another comment of mine should be easy to find on its HN post). Do you know how to find the issue that was referenced? There was an ID given but I have no clue what tracker that was on.
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Gaelan ◴[23 May 20 16:50 UTC] No.23284431[source]▶
It's probably Radar, which is Apple's internal issue tracker, which isn't public (you can see issues you submitted, but nothing else). Sometimes people cross-post issues they submit to http://openradar.appspot.com, so you might be able to find it there.
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1. saagarjha ◴[23 May 20 20:30 UTC] No.23286132[source]▶
FB numbers come from Feedback Assistant, which are similarly non-public and feed into Radar through a convoluted process.