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Research team finds major zero-day security flaws in both iOS, OS X operating systems

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date June 17, 2015

Well, this is a bit awkward. A group of researchers from Indiana University and the Georgia Institute of Technology have stated that security holes in both iOS and OS X allow a malicious app to steal passwords from Apple’s Keychain, as well as both Apple and third-party apps. The claims appear to have been confirmed […]

Tags Apple, credentials, Facebook, flaws, Georgia Institute of Technology, Google, Indiana University, iOS, Keychain, Mac App Store, malware, OS X, passwords, Trojans

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Georgia Institute of Technology security researchers prove App Store security flaw via “Jekyll and Hyde” attack

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date August 20, 2013

The good news is that it’s getting a bit harder to sneak malware into the App Store. The bad news is that it can still be done and Apple might need to invest in more security/screening features. Per 9to5Mac and Ars Technica, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology managed to get a malicious app […]

Tags 5, 6, 7, Android, App Store, Apple, attack, benign, bug, fix, Georgia Institute of Technology, Hyde, iOS, Jekyll, malicious, Phil Schiller, remote, security, trigger, Trojan horse

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