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"The discovery was made by Jose Rodriguez, a soldier in Spain’s Canary Islands, who has a history of discovering these tricky bypass methods. His secret? Plenty
by state 13y ago
"The discovery was made by Jose Rodriguez, a soldier in Spain’s Canary Islands, who has a history of discovering these tricky bypass methods. His secret? Plenty of time waiting in cars in his former job as a driver for government officials."
I love that. It's not a 'security researcher', it's just some guy messing around with his phone.
- denzil_correa 13y ago> It's not a 'security researcher', it's just some guy messing around with his phone. And that's exactly how a vulnerability seeker should behave - messing around!
- jonknee 13y agoSeems like Apple should toss him a few bucks to play with the betas.
- phoboslab 13y agoThere's so much happening and accessible on a "locked" iPhone that it's not surprising something may go wrong. Securing a phone that can't do anything when locked would be much easier. Reminded me of this Win95 login bypass: http://i.imgur.com/rG0p0b2.gif http://i.imgur.com/rG0p0b2.gif