Nothing instills confidence in cryptographic code like the constants "bananas" and "seems legit...". I'd have hoped that anyone dealing with AES and block cipher modes would take the task a bit more seriously, even if the whole task is, in this instance, ultimately futile due to the lack of a trust root.
> Nothing instills confidence in cryptographic code like the constants "bananas" and "seems legit...".
And a class called "SlightySecurePreferences". One gets the feeling that the programmer responsible knew exactly what he was doing, but had been told to do it anyways.
Well, prior - there were apps you could download that would save Snapchat images that would work on non-root devices. At least by enabling this encryption that's now only available to the relatively small amount of root users out there.
