US EditionApple Denies iOS Bug Allowed Spying on iPhone Users in Europe
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Whether you like it or not, all electronic devices are likely to be hacked. And this, even if you put the package on security. And the iPhone, described by its users and designers to be inviolable, is no exception. That's what a report from iVerify, a security company that has highlighted a security flaw on Apple's flagship product. A spy software that has reached senior officials in Europe, but also the United States would be the areas affected…
Complete security doesn't exist for smartphones. And that's certainly true for iPhones, despite Apple's efforts to prevent hackers from accessing confidential data. Researchers have discovered new spyware targeting users in Europe and the United States, but Apple is denying some of the information.
LAST TIME Spy Scandal: iPhones hacked by politicians and journalists from Europe and the US The cybersecurity firm Iberify has announced the discovery of possible signs of a spy software campaign aimed at iPhone devices in the United States and in the European Union. According to the company, the operation could be taking advantage of the [...] La entrada ÚLTIMA HORA Spy Scandal: iPhones hacked by politicians and journalists from Europe and th…
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