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I haven't heard of any iOS worms. Got any sources on iOS-specific, in-the-wild malware?
by jachee 6y ago
I haven't heard of any iOS worms.
Got any sources on iOS-specific, in-the-wild malware?
- fortran77 6y agohttps://blog.malwarebytes.com/mac/2019/08/unprecedented-new-iphone-malware-discovered/#:~:text=Among%20other%20things%2C%20the%20iPhone,monitoring%20of%20the%20device%20location https://blog.malwarebytes.com/mac/2019/08/unprecedented-new-.... https://www.cnet.com/news/google-researcher-demonstrates-iphone-exploit-with-wi-fi-takeover/ https://www.cnet.com/news/google-researcher-demonstrates-iph...
- judge2020 6y ago> Because of this, any device running iOS 12.1.4 is not only immune to these particular attacks, but it can’t be infected anymore either, due to the reboot when installing 12.1.4 (or later). iOS certainly has malware and vulnerabilities, like any software, but they end up patched pretty quickly. It's definitely not the malware landscape we had on Windows 2000-2015 (arguably when Windows Defender got good).