PlexConnect already does that. If you're on 6.0.1 or lower, guessing apple didn't block anything with the control they have without updating it'll work fine ..
This update is to do with flaws in the SSL implementation, not about self signed certificates so I would be surprised if it breaks anything. If you are wanting to upgrade then just wait for someone with an ATV2 to test (they can always go back).
as someone said in another post that has some insight from the apple signing methods.. they have left the hijack hole open on purpose.. so i bet they won't stop it until they announce what they will do with apple tv store or apple tv or whats now going on :)
as someone said in another post that has some insight from the apple signing methods.. they have left the hijack hole open on purpose.. so i bet they won't stop it until they announce what they will do with apple tv store or apple tv or whats now going on :)
just a guess
Breaking the use of self signed certs would break a lot of enterprise deployments of ATV's in eg conference rooms ;)
reading the headline of this post, I was a bit confused because I thought Apple TV 6.0.2 update was released on November 23, 2013. Then I checked my Apple TV 3rd generation and saw an update available. Surprisingly to me, after updating, the same software version 6.0.2 was displayed: https://miapple.me/plexconnect-running-second-apple-tv-6-0-2-update
I also confirm that PlexConnect is still working on Apple TV 6.0.2.