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" ... "As of Monday, iOS 14 was installed on approximately 26 percent of active iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices, and earlier today, the first jailbreak for iOS 14 devices was released. The jailbreak only works with devices that have an A9 chip and earlier because of new security mitigations put in place by Apple. ... "
" ... "So far we’ve stated that you must put the computer into DFU before you can run checkra1n to jailbreak the T2 and that remains true, however today we are introducing a demo of replacing a target Mac's EFI and releasing details on the T2 debug interface.” ... "
" ... An enterprise should really consider taking additional steps to fully secure its sensitive and proprietary data, such as encrypting locally stored data and declining to use the device’s default file system. If a device is lost or stolen, hackers wouldn’t be able to get at the data, even if they jailbreak the smartphone. You can also disable any cloud synchronization and/or backup to make sure the data stays with you or your enterprise, rather than being stored by a third party. ... "
" ... I had a smartphone because I was always a tech nerd, but I certainly didn’t have an international data plan to use on my trips. You had to jailbreak your phone just to put an international SIM in, and sometimes buying a local used phone was a better option. ... "
" ... To understand Samsung’s security strategy, it might be best to run through the three main cyberattack vectors. First, you have physical attacks—breaches that occur when a hacker has actual physical access to a device. On a very basic level, the theft of a device could be considered in this category. Also included are jailbreak attacks. Or perhaps, the perpetrator installs a rootkit on the device or utilizes a forensic tool to do a physical data dump. Next up in our big three is logical on-device threats, which could give hackers full access to the OS, data and network, and allow them to control everything remotely. Hackers could also escalate device privileges, or install malicious software and configurations. Lastly, we have logical through network attacks, such as malicious websites, phishing emails, protocol level attacks and intercepting data sent from a device via Wi-Fi or a mobile network. ... "