New iOS security flaw discovered that allows covert keylogging

iDownload Blog
By Cody LeeFeb 25, 2014, 6:00 am219 pts
While the dust is far from settled on the nasty SSL bug found in iOS last week, a new security flaw in the mobile OS has been brought to light. The new flaw makes it possible for attackers to covertly log every touch a user makes, including keyboard and Touch ID presses. Researchers at security firm FireEye…

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