Security researcher shares web code snippet that causes iPhones and iPads to kernel panic and reboot

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By Benjamin MayoSep 16, 2018, 7:24 am1.3k ptsHotTop
Links that cause iPhones and iPads to crash or reboot have become a bit of a trend in recent years. The latest was released by security researcher @pwnsdx over Twitter. What’s interesting about this one in particular is it relies on a simple snippet of HTML and CSS and causes a full device kernel panic, beyond…

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