>"If you send your brute-force attack in one long string of inputs, it'll process all of them, and bypass the erase data feature,"
zdnet.com
Apple btfo
"If you send your brute-force attack in one long string of inputs, it'll process all of them...
Leo Campbell
Jack Morgan
greetings from the future. my name is xerttn and I have traveled into the past, into this thread. It is here where google-fuck-boys will pretend that Android is secure.
goodbye!
Jace Brooks
Nothing is but iphones have some pretty laughable security and quality control issues.
Alexander Adams
I wish we could have threads about exploits like this without them being an excuse for faggots to shitfling about which piece of trash is a better waste of their money.
Brandon Turner
Actually I wanted to talk about the exploit hence why I copied the "tech" details of it. The apple btfo was just to say it's a large exploit effecting pretty much every iPhone
Luis Ortiz
It's so fucking laughable that American police would spend 15-30.000$ on a box doing an exploit which 1. Will be patched any moment now and 2. Can be done with a 5$ cable
Jace Nelson
>The new feature will effectively prevent anyone from using the USB cable for anything other than charging the device if someone hasn't unlocked the device with a passcode within the last hour.
wew, what an incredibly good way to fix it, just remove the feature
Elijah Morris
I guess those thousands of locked iPhones they have impounded will now be thousands of unlocked iPhones.
Samuel Jones
That's why I stick to android, way more secure. I
Jordan Flores
They will after the police department pays some boomer company 5k per iPhone to get poojeet to run some script on his shitty laptop