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###Update in response to your edits in the question

Update in response to your edits in the question

nova days [now a days] even EPROMS are writable ???? if you can write into memory there is no such thing like immutability :)

 

besides rooted device is vulnerable for fs files altering

###How does the client trust the server's certificate?

How does the client trust the server's certificate?

###Update in response to your edits in the question

nova days [now a days] even EPROMS are writable ???? if you can write into memory there is no such thing like immutability :)

 

besides rooted device is vulnerable for fs files altering

###How does the client trust the server's certificate?

Update in response to your edits in the question

nova days [now a days] even EPROMS are writable ???? if you can write into memory there is no such thing like immutability :)

besides rooted device is vulnerable for fs files altering

How does the client trust the server's certificate?

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