Could it be possible to have the usbmuxd part on the windows side, most likely the iTunes's Apple Mobile Device Helper service, and connect to it through TCP from WSL which might a bit of configuration on libimobiledevice or use socat to redirect from domain socket to TCP port.

You can find windows builds in this fork https://github.com/libimobiledevice-win32/imobiledevice-net, but make sure you have iTunes 12.x version installed.

I have a more technical question, It was my understanding that Android apps no longer trusted user added certificates by default starting Android 7 (https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2016/07/changes-to...), but on the talk, they were able MITM Android 8.1, are they modifying the apps to trust their CA certs or is there something I am missing?

is the video available?

No, it wasn't recorded. And I was talking in Lithuanian, which wouldn't have been very useful :)

Thank you for making this presentation. It was really well done.

This is interesting, I wonder if this the same encryption used to encrypt app store apps as well, I believe on iOS the kernel extension is fairplay, it would be interesting to know if someone tried to decrypt an app without a jailbroken device.

In an unrelated note, I think HN should have or at least suggest that submitted links remove referral tags like the link to the article.

It is a perfectly valid reason to flag the article.

> If you have a Raspberry Pi with a diode, wait until the blinking stops

I would be interested to know how x86 programs run on the Qualcomm SoC, is it some sort of optimized emulation or x86 to ARM translation layer while simulating the system calls directly like Linux subsystem for windows, either way, it would be interesting to see how it will perform,

> it would be interesting to see how it will perform

The performance looks surprisingly good...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_GlGglbu1U

that is fantastic, above all, I am amazed by the photoshop. great work Microsoft i can't wait to try it.

ExaGear Desktop claims near native performance on ARM today, so I assume the performance will be similar. It will perhaps have a more significant cost in battery life. https://eltechs.com/product/exagear-desktop/

with App thining it usually would be half, because it just downloads the thin binary of the executable and frameworks and also the assets for the screen size ..., but in this case it is almost equal, crazy universal : 157.91 MB, iPhone4,1 : 136.13 MB, iPad2,5 : 136.11 MB, iPhone8,4 : 137.30 MB

Does anyone know if there is a video of this talk on the internet?

Thanks, I will check it out.