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The first unpatchable iPhone exploit in six years targets chips still running Apple's latest iOS
Security researchers at Paradigm Shift have published the first iPhone bootROM exploit in years. The process, called usbliter8, targets a hardware-level flaw, which means upgrading to newer...
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9to5mac.com
New unpatchable exploit targets Apple devices with A12 and A13 chips - 9to5Mac
Researchers at Paradigm Shift have published the technical details of usbliter8, a new unpatchable iPhone BootROM vulnerability.
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techspot.com
The first unpatchable iPhone exploit in six years targets chips still running Apple's latest iOS
Security researchers at Paradigm Shift have published the first iPhone bootROM exploit in years. The process, called usbliter8, targets a hardware-level flaw, which means…
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heise.de
Böser Bug: „Unpatchbarer“ SoC-Fehler bis hoch zum iPhone 11
Schon früher gab es in den A-Chips Jailbreak-fähige Bugs, die sich per Software nicht beheben ließen. Nun sind erstmals Modelle bis zum iPhone 11 betroffen.
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ilsoftware.it
iPhone, primo exploit non correggibile da anni colpisce chip A12 e A13
Scoperto usbliter8: exploit hardware nella SecureROM di chip Apple A12 e A13 impossibile da correggere via software.
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t3n.de
Nicht behebbar: Sicherheitsforscher entdecken gefährliche Lücke bei älteren iPhones | t3n
Sicherheitsforscher haben eine in Apples A12- und A13-Chips steckende Sicherheitslücke entdeckt, die so Hardware-nah ist, dass sie nicht per Update behoben werden kann. Bei vier…
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mashable.com
Older iPhones vulnerable to a flaw Apple can’t fix
You might want to buy a new phone.
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theregister.com
Researchers drop checkm8-style BootROM exploit for A12 and A13 iPhones
Owners of affected iPhones can stop checking for patches now: the fix for this SecureROM bug comes in a new handset
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thehackernews.com
Unpatchable 'usbliter8' Exploit Breaks Apple A12 and A13 SecureROM Boot Chain
Paradigm Shift’s usbliter8 exploit targets Apple A12 and A13 SecureROM via USB DFU mode, creating an unpatchable hardware risk.