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From the twitter thread - This is a full kernel panic; I wonder if it's exploitable (...probably not) - Someone's iPhone didn't ask for their PIN on reboot?
by exikyut 8y ago
From the twitter thread
- This is a full kernel panic; I wonder if it's exploitable (...probably not)
- Someone's iPhone didn't ask for their PIN on reboot?
- It apparently crashes watchOS 5 too
- saagarjha 8y ago> Someone's iPhone didn't ask for their PIN on reboot? That's because the iPhone didn't reboot fully. This doesn't deterministically cause a panic, sometimes it just takes down parts of the system.
- unilynx 8y agoSome reboots on iPhone (including if you force it yourself by holding HOME + Power on iPhone 6) don't relock the SIM card, so that might be the "PIN" that was missing.
- sneak 8y agoIt didn’t ask for their sim PIN, which is expected if the sim does not lose power, like in a full reboot without power off (eg kernel panic auto restart). This is not to be confused with iOS unlock. SIM PINs are not commonly used in the USA.