If so, then Wireless debugging exposes our phone to the whole Wi-Fi. However, then what is the purpose of verifying the identity with Android Stack Exchange answer 229743?
If so, then *Wireless debugging* exposes our phone to the whole Wi-Fi. However, then what is the purpose of verifying the identity with [Android Stack Exchange answer 229743](https://android.stackexchange.com/a/229743)?
[The Stack Overflow comment 135487588](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76853461/wireless-adb-over-mobile-data-connection-android#comment135487588_76853461) raised this concern.
Then is fingerprint verification actually proving that the device holds the associated private key? Or any device could forward commands and are commands and output signed?
For instance do we have to trust the cable not to send ADB commands or modify output?
Then is fingerprint verification actually proving that the device holds the associated private key? Or any device could forward commands and are commands and output signed?
For instance do we have to trust the cable not to send ADB commands or modify output?
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If so, then Wireless debugging exposes our phone to the whole Wi-Fi. However, then what is the purpose of verifying the identity with Android Stack Exchange answer 229743?
The Stack Overflow comment 135487588 raised this concern.
Related to Benjamin-Loison/scrcpy/issues/3.
Then is fingerprint verification actually proving that the device holds the associated private key? Or any device could forward commands and are commands and output signed?
For instance do we have to trust the cable not to send ADB commands or modify output?
Is protocol in plaintext?to Is the protocol in plaintext?