Apple has paid out about $20 million dollars in their security bounty program, and a good portion of that must be iOS-related, so much so that they offer dedicated iOS devices to researchers.
iPhones have been jailbroken by visiting a webpage, receiving a message, or joining a WiFi network.
Just about every single iOS release is patching a vuln that was reported or found in the wild being exploited.
So, really, is the "furthest iOS malware" concern being 3rd party tracking a genuine statement?
iPhones have been jailbroken by visiting a webpage, receiving a message, or joining a WiFi network.
Just about every single iOS release is patching a vuln that was reported or found in the wild being exploited.
So, really, is the "furthest iOS malware" concern being 3rd party tracking a genuine statement?