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what is going on at apple seriously? are you up for the gig Timy?
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Yeah, I am sure Tim spends all night going over all this code. We never had exploits with S. Jobs.![]()
but not quite often like this
All I saw was the ability to view photos, correct?
You have access to the whole phone application as well--as often the case with these type of flaws--so basically you can make calls, see calls that have been made/received, look at and change contacts if you want, possibly listen to and modify voicemails (depending on your voicemail setup), etc.All I saw was the ability to view photos, correct?
Much simpler actually this time around. It'd be interesting to know if this was actually present even before the most recent iOS 6.1.3 update.I didn't watch the video. Is it similar to before where you have to jump through a bunch of flaming, spike laden hoops, while juggling Faberge eggs and locating Waldo AND Carmen Sandeigo?
it is that's why I posted itYou have access to the whole phone application as well--as often the case with these type of flaws--so basically you can make calls, see calls that have been made/received, look at and change contacts if you want, possibly listen to and modify voicemails (depending on your voicemail setup), etc.
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Much simpler actually this time around. It'd be interesting to know if this was actually present even before the most recent iOS 6.1.3 update.
Right, since this seems to be a new/different lockscreen bypass than the previous one (or two), it made me wonder if it just appeared in 6.1.3 or if it was there even prior to 6.1.3 (in 6.1.2 if not just 6.1 or even 6.0), and how it came to just "appear" suddenly less than a day after 6.1.3 release.it is that's why I posted it
various sites reported this issue on 6.1.3
It's up on MacRumors as well at https://www.macrumors.com/2013/03/20/new-iphone-4-passcode-security-flaw-discovered-in-ios-6-1-3/. Seemingly also only limited to iPhone 4 (or perhaps essentially pre-Siri phone models), but it seems like there are reports of people reproducing it on iPhone 5 as well.Saw the story on Cult of Mac, they reported this just affects iPhone 4 users.
Right, since this seems to be a new/different lockscreen bypass than the previous one (or two), it made me wonder if it just appeared in 6.1.3 or if it was there even prior to 6.1.3 (in 6.1.2 if not just 6.1 or even 6.0), and how it came to just "appear" suddenly less than a day after 6.1.3 release.
people probably had this bug before but released it till now to embarrass apple or to get 15 min of internet fame
Man.......I gave up jailbreaking so that I could have the passcode flaw fixed and now I see this crap. What the hell is up with APPLE these days?
I actually was on Android for the past year after someone yanked my trusty 3GS and I di not get my iPhone 5 till like 2 weeks ago.
iOS to compare it to when I was on my 3GS iOS 4 and now iPhone 5 with iOS 6.1 I am really disappointed in the downward trend that APPLE has taken with the iOS operating system!
I mean it has lots of bugs, more so than any bugs that I ever saw when I had a developers license and tested the BETA releases. Just.......BAD!
all major devices have lockscreen bugs I read somewhere today that the samsung galaxy phones have same kind of bypass bug crap...
if you really gave up your jailbreak for such a thing you must be pretty naive for a dev the 6.1.2 lockscreen bypass bug was really hard to do compared to this one and I really think 0.0002% of the iOS community knows how to do this kinds of things, only geeks who jerk around forums know this kinds of crap
Or perhaps the police? Not doing anything illegal but my information is my own and it is private. I don't think that I need to expand on this any further.
they can only access phone app and pictures, what? stalking ex girlfriend? hidding porn?