Apple Engineer to Discuss iOS Security at 2016 Black Hat Event

[Primejimbo]

Name one example of that, which has happened without user authorisation.

Jailbreaking is hacking, a malicious third party can exploit the same holes that jailbreaks use. They are, like it or not, major security holes in iOS that allow you to bypass many of the systems protections. Those quick and easy jailbreak by visiting a website can easily be a malware install.

Name one example of that, which has happened without user authorisation.

I found this the other day:

http://9to5mac.com/2016/07/30/pangu-jailbreak-potential-hack/

 

[C DM]

I found this the other day:

http://9to5mac.com/2016/07/30/pangu-jailbreak-potential-hack/

Which doesn't happen without user authorization, right? (Not to mention that parts of it if not most or all of it might not really be related to the jailbreak as being discussed at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/you-may-want-to-hold-off-on-that-jailbreak.1985333/.)

 

[Primejimbo]

Which doesn't happen without user authorization, right?

I don't jailbreak, and probably never will. I saw this and I thought I would let others know who do.

 

[daveak]

Name one example of that, which has happened without user authorisation.

CVE-2016-4657