#unpatchable — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #unpatchable, aggregated by home.social.
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New Unpatchable #Exploit Targets #Apple Devices With #A12 and #A13 Chips
Researchers have disclosed a new #unpatchable #BootROM exploit affecting Apple devices with A12, A13, #S4 , and #S5 chips. The #attack requires physical #USB access and #DFU mode, but can let an attacker run code before #iOS loads, bypass signature checks, and boot modified software. 9to5Mac reports the details: In a highly detailed technical post published today
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New Unpatchable #Exploit Targets #Apple Devices With #A12 and #A13 Chips
Researchers have disclosed a new #unpatchable #BootROM exploit affecting Apple devices with A12, A13, #S4 , and #S5 chips. The #attack requires physical #USB access and #DFU mode, but can let an attacker run code before #iOS loads, bypass signature checks, and boot modified software. 9to5Mac reports the details: In a highly detailed technical post published today
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New Unpatchable #Exploit Targets #Apple Devices With #A12 and #A13 Chips
Researchers have disclosed a new #unpatchable #BootROM exploit affecting Apple devices with A12, A13, #S4 , and #S5 chips. The #attack requires physical #USB access and #DFU mode, but can let an attacker run code before #iOS loads, bypass signature checks, and boot modified software. 9to5Mac reports the details: In a highly detailed technical post published today
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New Unpatchable #Exploit Targets #Apple Devices With #A12 and #A13 Chips
Researchers have disclosed a new #unpatchable #BootROM exploit affecting Apple devices with A12, A13, #S4 , and #S5 chips. The #attack requires physical #USB access and #DFU mode, but can let an attacker run code before #iOS loads, bypass signature checks, and boot modified software. 9to5Mac reports the details: In a highly detailed technical post published today
#security #privacy -
New Unpatchable #Exploit Targets #Apple Devices With #A12 and #A13 Chips
Researchers have disclosed a new #unpatchable #BootROM exploit affecting Apple devices with A12, A13, #S4 , and #S5 chips. The #attack requires physical #USB access and #DFU mode, but can let an attacker run code before #iOS loads, bypass signature checks, and boot modified software. 9to5Mac reports the details: In a highly detailed technical post published today
#security #privacy