New ‘Masque Attack’ once again shows that users should only download from the App Store

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By Brent DirksNov 10, 2014, 4:48 pm572 pts
Once again, another iOS-based exploit has been found that could possibly allow malicious software to be installed on your iPad or iPhone. But much like with WireLurker, regular users shouldnt worry much about a Masque Attack. IT security company FireEye detailed the exploit in a comprehensive blog post today.…

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