binarypublishThe cybersecurity experts at Kaspersky have discovered a significant hardware vulnerability in Apple iPhones, known as Operation Triangulation. This vulnerability allows attackers to bypass the hardware-based memory protection on iPhones and gain full control over the devices. Apple has since addressed the issue and marked it as CVE-2023-38606. The discovery of this vulnerability posed a significant challenge due to the feature not being publicly documented, requiring extensive reverse engineering and analysis. Operation Triangulation is a sophisticated Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) campaign targeting iOS devices, distributing zero-click exploits via iMessage. Apple has released security updates to address four zero-day vulnerabilities identified by Kaspersky researchers. The article emphasizes the importance of proactive information sharing between security researchers and technology companies.
Attention iPhone Users: Cybersecurity Experts Sound the Alarm on iPhone Vulnerability.
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