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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ In order for the mobile app to know which certificates it can trust, it conducts
This is achieved through the following steps: This is achieved through the following steps:
* Desktop app starts an insecure server on port 8089. * Desktop app starts an insecure server on port 8089.
* Mobile app connects to localhost:8089 and sends a Certificate Signing Request to the desktop app. * Mobile app connects to localhost:8089 and sends a Certificate Signing Request to the desktop app.
* Desktop app uses it's private key (this is generated once and stored in ~/.flipper) to sign a client certificate for the mobile app. * Desktop app uses its private key (this is generated once and stored in ~/.flipper) to sign a client certificate for the mobile app.
* Along with the Certificate Signing Request, mobile app also lets the desktop app know which certificate exchange medium to use. * Along with the Certificate Signing Request, mobile app also lets the desktop app know which certificate exchange medium to use.
* If the chosen Certificate Exchange Medium is FS_ACCESS, the desktop uses ADB (for Android), or the mounted file system (for iOS simulators) to write the following files to the mobile app's private data partition * If the chosen Certificate Exchange Medium is FS_ACCESS, the desktop uses ADB (for Android), or the mounted file system (for iOS simulators) to write the following files to the mobile app's private data partition
* Server certificate that the mobile app can now trust. * Server certificate that the mobile app can now trust.