iOS security flaw could lure unsuspecting users into installing dangerous malware

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By Christian ZibregNov 10, 2014, 1:59 pm1.4k ptsHot
A new security exploit discovered in Apple’s mobile operating system allows attackers to fool unsuspecting users into installing malicious iPhone and iPad apps disguised as updates of popular apps or new installments of popular games. Instances of malicious apps with such deceiving names as “New Angry Bird”,…

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