Actively exploited iOS flaws that hijack iPhones likely spread for years

Ars Technica
By Dan GoodinAug 25, 2016, 3:10 pm708 pts
Enlarge / iPhone Spyware known as Pegasus intercepts confidential data. (credit: Lookout) Apple has patched three high-severity iOS vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited to infect iPhones so attackers can steal confidential messages from a large number of apps, including Gmail, Facebook, and…

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