iOS 7 Will Close A Major iOS Security Vulnerability That Allows Any Device To Be Hacked

Cult of Mac
By John BrownleeAug 1, 2013, 6:46 am372 pts
Last month, security researchers figured out that there was a Trojan horse into an iOS device: the charger. If a hacker wanted to, they could use a modified charger (that costs less than $45) that would install malware onto any device running iOS. True, the hack required physical proximity — not to mention…

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