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Tag: bruteforcing

Potential iOS “bruteforce” security hole identified

If your phone is locked, it is usually regarded as pretty secure - after all, you have to enter a PIN number and after a certain number of incorrect tries it will either lock you out, or delete everything from the phone. But it appears there might be a way around it. MDSec has identified…
18th March 201521st September 2020 James O'Malley Apple, Mobile phones

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