November 3, 2015 at 12:50Exploit a million. We have a winner
In the continuation of this article, it is worth mentioning that yesterday tweeted company Zerodium has information about the success of the exploit (representing a untethered jailbreak) for versions of iOS 9.1 / 9.2b.
An unknown group of hackers received the promised $ 1 million for an exploit, which (under the terms of the bug bounty) should allow an attacker to remotely install arbitrary software on devices running iOS 9, that is, including the new iPhone 6s and iPad. In addition, the attack must pass through Safari, Chrome, text or multimedia messages, bluetooth and NFC.
An unknown group of hackers received the promised $ 1 million for an exploit, which (under the terms of the bug bounty) should allow an attacker to remotely install arbitrary software on devices running iOS 9, that is, including the new iPhone 6s and iPad. In addition, the attack must pass through Safari, Chrome, text or multimedia messages, bluetooth and NFC.