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You mean if someone uses a million dollar zero day to hack an iPhone? You can still set a SIM pin on an iPhone eSIM as well, btw.
by hdhdhf 5y ago
You mean if someone uses a million dollar zero day to hack an iPhone? You can still set a SIM pin on an iPhone eSIM as well, btw.
- lmz 5y agoPlus if the concern is extraction of SIM keys from the iPhone, the iPhone already has some more valuable keys stored on it: those for Apple Pay cards.
- aurizon 5y agoTrue, I could not figger why attack me?, a retired 82YO geezer, in this way? See above as the only answer I was able to discover
- aurizon 5y agoAndroid here. Not much of a sim hacker here - but I once suffered an over the air sim hack. Phone ceased to work, gmail accessed, PW changed and phone was changed to another number. Freedom advised there was no human engineering involved - they reverted the phone reverted to my control and I selected a 7 digit PIN and my file was locked so it needs me in person as well as that new PIN. gmail was recovered and a USB dongle was added at home to secure that. No problems since. Police and Federal(RCMP) police investigated. I could not figure why me? - apparently it was a hack aimed at the Australian ambassador to Canada, whose gmail ID was the same as mine with a 1 digit numeric suffix on his. Was this - Chinese?? They got nothing from me or him as he had a secure embassy hardware secured and encrypted message system he used for all embassy business. Gmail was just for online shopping, friends etc. He has since retired and I often get, in error, emails intended for him, which I dutifully forward and erase and we occasionally chat.