Apple Issues Security Update for iOS
Jul 15, 2011, 2:13 PM by Rich Brome @richbrome
Apple today released an update to its iOS software for iPhones, iPads, and iPods that fixes a potentially serious security issue. In doing so, it also removes an easy way for users to "jailbreak" their Apple devices merely by visiting a special web page. While the issue made jail-breaking easy, it made it just as easy for those with malicious intent to create trick web pages that would install viruses or other bad software on iOS devices. The updated iOS - version 4.3.4 - is available now via iTunes.
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Stubbornness is so annoying...
People seek out ways to jailbreak their device (the easier the better). Then, malicious people come in after vulnerabilities are known and do bad things. I'm not saying there won't ever be any malicious people out there discovering security holes, but when you have people seeking out security holes merely for the fact of jailbreaking a device it's just more resources looking that would not normally look!
Cat and mouse guys, cat and mouse. A new (and easy) way will be out within a week. Geez.
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The hole that they just patche...
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