> Kaspersky exposed apple devices are backdoored and cannot be trusted. iPhones are of course not invulnerable to malware, no one is claiming that. Android dev

> Kaspersky exposed apple devices are backdoored and cannot be trusted. iPhones are of course not invulnerable to malware, no one is claiming that. Android devices aren't either. What Kaspersky "exposed" was that their corporate devices were compromised. They claimed victory afterwards when they found the fact. But the truth is that they inadvertently allowed malware to roam free in their corporate devices for several years, which is quite telling, especially for a security company. Them shifting the blame to Apple is like blaming Cisco for a corporate network hack, when your personnel left a device exposed to the internet with no appropriate protections in place. Yeah, a Meraki could be as much of a "black box" as a mobile device. I get that Kaspersky has no business with Apple, but the whole saga was bizarrely unprofessional from their part.