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"In July 2020, KISMET was a zero-day against at least iOS 13.5.1 and could hack Apple’s then-latest iPhone 11."
by scoot 6y ago
"In July 2020, KISMET was a zero-day against at least iOS 13.5.1 and could hack Apple’s then-latest iPhone 11."
- kennywinker 6y agoSince this is a software exploit, not a hardware one, the model of phone hardly seems relevant. An iPhone 11 running iOS 14 should not be vulnerable to this. However an iPhone 8 running iOS 13.5.1 is presumably vulnerable. I suspect the parent post conflated iOS 11 (software) with iPhone 11 (hardware).
- scoot 6y agoThat was my guess too, but I simply posted the claim from the article, since neither the parent (ironically) nor the GP appeared to have read it correctly.