Congressman's iPhone hacked to show dangerous vulnerability

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Apr 18, 2016, 8:53 am890 ptsTrending
You’d like to think that your iOS device is safe from snooping, right? Especially since Apple refused to write “govtOS” to open up a backdoor into the iPhone. Unfortunately, a German hacker has demonstrated to “60 Minutes” a vulnerability that no smartphone is safe from, and he used a United States…

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