Trusting iPhones plugged into bogus chargers get a dose of malware

Ars Technica
By Peter BrightJul 31, 2013, 8:16 pm341 pts
The Mactans charger uses a BeagleBoard for its computational power. Billy Lau, Yeongjin Jang, and Chengyu Song Plugging your phone into a charger should be pretty safe to do. It should fill your phone with electricity, not malware. But researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology have produced fake…

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