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You have to wonder if the only reason the iPhone 16 isn’t included in this article, is because the article was written before the iPhone 16 existed.
by daft_pink 2y ago
You have to wonder if the only reason the iPhone 16 isn’t included in this article, is because the article was written before the iPhone 16 existed.
- CharlesW 2y agoIt's because Apple fixed the issue on all affected devices with OS updates released in July 2023.
- londons_explore 2y agoHas anyone disassembled that update to figure out how they patched this? If it is some device sitting on the memory bus, how did they disable it in a way it couldn't be reenabled by the OS kernel? Most hardware that sits on a CPU bus doesn't have such an ability.
- tomku 2y agoThe iPhone 16 shipped with iOS 18. The vulnerability in question (CVE 2023-38606) was patched with iOS 16.6 released in July 2023, months before Kaspersky's write-up that prompted this blog post. There, now you don't have to wonder any more.
- daft_pink 2y agoThanks for making this more clear. This is the problem with reading old posts.