Originally Posted by steve65341
(Post 19582561)
I downloaded one for iphone that simply shows up as "scanner" and it works well. FWIW the boarding pass barcode is in PDF 417 format so finding one that supports it will work.
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Originally Posted by gfunkdave
(Post 19734388)
Has anyone gotten the scanner app to work with the bar code produced by the airlines' phone apps for mobile boarding passes? Mine only works with the one the website produces for printing at home.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qraf...416098700?mt=8 |
Originally Posted by zkzkz
(Post 19616936)
Firstly, what on earth are you talking about? If you can read a pdf you can certainly change it. ...
Secondly, many people have asserted that these barcodes include signatures. But I've never seen any pointer to any evidence of this. Does anyone have any actual information on this purported signature? I'm quite skeptical because there doesn't seem to be enough bits in the barcodes to contain a particularly strong signature. ... Moreover there's a fundamental weakness in a signature based scheme. The signing key would have to be in every terminal everywhere in the world belonging to every organization that can issue boarding passes. It wouldn't be very long before the key was leaked. ... zwkIG+jSp Which is what appears when I scan my AA boarding pass. Obviously, I understand I can change the text, but doing so means that the text no longer matches the digital signature --- causing the BP to be rejected by the PreCheck scanner. The private key does not have to be universally available. AA has one, and they generate the signature for my PNR centrally. It certainly does not have to be "have to be in every terminal everywhere in the world." They do have to be with every issuing organization, but that is why every organization cannot participate in PreCheck. |
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