fix(security): stop reporting every Mac as jailbroken, drop wipe from the alert - #1059
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change excludes macOS-style runtimes from jailbreak probes. Jailbreak warnings no longer trigger immediate wallet wiping. The warning now directs users to move funds to a secure device and reset the wallet through Security. ChangesJailbreak detection and recovery warning
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participant UIApplication.isJailbroken
participant HomeViewController
participant UIAlertController
UIApplication.isJailbroken-->>HomeViewController: jailbreak status
HomeViewController->>UIAlertController: present security warning
UIAlertController-->>HomeViewController: Ignore, OK, or primary action
HomeViewController-->>HomeViewController: direct wallet reset through Security
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isJailbroken probes stat("/bin/sh") to infer that the app is unsandboxed. The macOS runtimes let a sandboxed app stat the host's system paths, so that probe is true on every Mac. The existing guard only covered targetEnvironment(simulator), and the app builds for TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY "1,2" with no Catalyst opt-out, so it installs on Apple Silicon Macs as "Designed for iPad" -- where targetEnvironment reports neither simulator nor macCatalyst. Guard macCatalyst at compile time and isiOSAppOnMac at runtime.
The false positive was not cosmetic: with a non-empty wallet the alert led with a destructive "Wipe" action that pushed DWRecoverViewController in .wipe mode. A heuristic that can be wrong in both directions should not offer an irreversible remedy, so the alert is now informational and points at Security > Reset Wallet, which already authorizes the wipe through the recovery phrase. The empty-wallet Close App path is unchanged.
Does not modernize the MobileSubstrate dyld probe, which no longer matches current tweak loaders (ellekit, libhooker, substitute).
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DashWallet/Sources/UI/Home/HomeViewController+JailbreakCheck.swift (1)
36-36: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep the new Swift line within the 180-character limit.
Line 36 exceeds 180 characters. Split the lookup key into short string fragments while preserving the exact localization key.
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- message = NSLocalizedString("DEVICE SECURITY COMPROMISED\nAny 'jailbreak' app can access any other app's keychain data (and steal your Dash). Move your funds to a wallet on a secure device, then reset this wallet using Reset Wallet in the Security menu.", comment: "") + let messageKey = "DEVICE SECURITY COMPROMISED\n" + + "Any 'jailbreak' app can access any other app's keychain data " + + "(and steal your Dash). Move your funds to a wallet on a secure " + + "device, then reset this wallet using Reset Wallet in the Security menu." + message = NSLocalizedString(messageKey, comment: "")As per coding guidelines, Swift files must use 4-space indentation and a 180-character line limit (100 recommended).
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- Line 36: Split the NSLocalizedString lookup key in the jailbreak warning
assignment into short adjacent string fragments so the exact localization key
remains unchanged and the line stays within 180 characters. Preserve the
existing message, symbol, and 4-space indentation.
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Reviewed and built this. The change is correct and I would not block on it — the notes below are one suggestion and three observations. BuildI got further than your environment did. Repointing the SwiftDashSDK package at a That is the SDK counterpart of #1057, and no platform checkout I have carries it — so it is pin drift, unrelated to this PR, in a file you do not touch. Both of your files compiled clean in the I also reproduced your typecheck on both sides of the new One suggestionThe user with funds is now the one left without a protective action. Non-empty wallet gets a single
ObservationsLocalization churn. The alert is presented from Wording nit in the description. The old Verified
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UIApplication.isJailbrokeninfers "this app is not sandboxed" fromstat("/bin/sh") == 0:The macOS runtimes let a sandboxed app stat the host's system paths, so that probe is true on every Mac. The only guard was
#if targetEnvironment(simulator), which does not cover it: the app buildsTARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY = "1,2"with no Catalyst opt-out, so it is installable on Apple Silicon Macs as "Designed for iPad" — wheretargetEnvironmentreports neithersimulatornormacCatalyst, and onlyProcessInfo.processInfo.isiOSAppOnMacdistinguishes the case.The false positive was not cosmetic. On such a Mac, a user with a non-empty wallet was shown "DEVICE SECURITY COMPROMISED" with a
.destructiveWipe action as the first button, which pushedDWRecoverViewControllerin.wipemode. Wrong signal paired with the most irreversible remedy in the app.Changes
1. Guard the Mac runtimes (
UIApplication+DashWallet.swift)macCatalystat compile time,isiOSAppOnMacat runtime. The whole probe now sits in the#elsebranch, so the device path is byte-for-byte the same logic as before.This also fixes a latent ordering quirk: previously the MobileSubstrate
_dyldloop ran before the simulator early-return, so a simulator build could stillreturn truefrom the loop. It now returnsfalseimmediately.2. The alert informs, it does not wipe (
HomeViewController+JailbreakCheck.swift)isJailbrokenis a heuristic that can be wrong in both directions, so it should not offer an irreversible action. The non-empty-wallet alert is now informational (single OK) and points the user at Security → Reset Wallet, the existing deliberate route — which gates the wipe behind entering the recovery phrase. The empty-wallet "Close App" path is unchanged.This removes the now-unused
wipeWallet(), theDWRecoverViewControllerDelegateconformance, and its delegate methods from the extension. Verified nothing else referenced them;HomeViewController.delegateis typed(HomeViewControllerDelegate & DWWipeDelegate)?independently of the removed conformance.3. Localization — swapped the now-unreferenced source string for the new one in
en.lproj(the Transifex source). Sort order preserved, UTF-8 no BOM,plutil -lintclean.Not in scope
This does not modernize the detection itself. The
MobileSubstrateprobe is Cydia Substrate era and no longer matches current tweak loaders (ellekit,libhooker,substitute), and any in-process check is defeatable by the very compromise it looks for. TreatisJailbrokenas an advisory nudge, not a security boundary — the added doc comment says so. Deleting the check outright is a reasonable follow-up discussion; this PR only stops it from being actively harmful.Verification
swiftc -typecheckofUIApplication+DashWallet.swiftpasses for botharm64-apple-ios18.0-simulatorandarm64-apple-ios18.0(device) — i.e. both sides of the new#if.HomeViewController+JailbreakCheck.swiftcompiles clean in thedashpayscheme build.MainMenuViewModel"Security" →SecurityMenuViewModel"Reset Wallet" →DWResetWalletInfoViewController→ recovery-phrase gate. Distinct from the sibling "Settings" item, so the copy is unambiguous.Note
The
dashpayscheme does not currently build to completion in my environment, for reasons unrelated to this change: 5 errors inEvonodeStatusViewModel.swiftreferencing SwiftDashSDK symbols (getEvonodeStatus,EvonodeStatus,platformDAPIAddress) absent from the pinned../platformcheckout. I confirmed this is pre-existing by building cleanHEADwith my changes removed — byte-identical error set, and neither of my files appears in the failed-command list in either build. Runtime behavior on an actual jailbroken device and on a real Mac install is unverified; theisiOSAppOnMacguard is reasoned from the sandbox profile, not observed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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