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Do we (reasonably) know if this still works?
by Anechoic 5y ago
Do we (reasonably) know if this still works?
- lights0123 5y agoThere was a vulnerability in this technique that was fixed in iOS 11: https://labs.f-secure.com/advisories/apple-ios-host-pairing-bypass/ https://labs.f-secure.com/advisories/apple-ios-host-pairing-.... If someone found another vulnerability and shared it with Cellebrite, then it doesn't work. If they haven't, then it still does.
- atVelocet 5y agoThis still works as written. Just test it yourself with a Mac and Apple Configurator.
- Gaelan 5y agoI mean, “the iPhone prevents well-behaved software from accessing data without a password” and “software, known to exploit vulnerabilities to get around security features, currently doesn’t have any such exploits” are very different.
- ASalazarMX 5y agoEvery stone we can put in the way of surveillance helps.
- Anechoic 5y agoMy question was ambiguous, what I meant was whether or not there were any known exploits to work around pair locking (all of my iOS devices are pair-locked). I didn't know about the exploit that lights0123 linked to, but it appears that has been fixed.