Faking an iPhone shutdown could allow malware to survive a reboot

AppleInsider
Jan 6, 2022, 12:52 pm518 pts
Security researchers have developed a new technique for faking a shutdown on iPhone, potentially granting malware persistence even after an iOS reboot. Apple iPhone 13 models Generally, a reboot will wipe any malicious code off an iPhone. But the security technique, dubbed "NoReboot" by researchers at ZecOps,…

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