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Somebody Just Claimed a $1 Million Bounty for Hacking the iPhone

         

blend27

8:46 pm on Nov 2, 2015 (gmt 0)

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Over the weekend, somebody claimed the $1 million bounty set by the new startup Zerodium, according to its founder Chaouki Bekrar, a notorious merchant of unknown, or zero-day, vulnerabilities....

.....But there’s no doubt that for some, this exploit is extremely valuable. Intelligence agencies such as the NSA and the CIA have run into problems when trying to hack into iPhones to spy on their targets, and the FBI has publicly complained about Apple’s encryption for months. This exploit would allow them to get around any security measures and get into the target’s iPhone to intercept calls, messages, and access data stored in the phone.


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HERE WE GO AGAIN

3zero

2:38 am on Dec 7, 2015 (gmt 0)



To think any software is unhackable is naive, to believe your iphone is secure is extremely naive