> Could it be made to persist? Unlikely and that'd be something Apple can patch at their leisure. > Could it be made to bypass the Secure Enclave? That's not

> Could it be made to persist? Unlikely and that'd be something Apple can patch at their leisure. > Could it be made to bypass the Secure Enclave? That's not how this works. The Secure Enclave generates and stores asymmetric encryption keys and exposes an interface to perform various operations with these keys. Retrieving the keys is not possible. You'd need a separate vulnerability in Secure Enclave. Once you found a Secure Enclave exploit you need to run it, yes and iOS does not want you to run it yes, but let's face it: anyone having the mastery to break the Secure Enclave is more than likely to have an entire stash of iOS zerodays...