Researchers: iPhones, iPads connected to Windows PCs are at risk

Macworld
Aug 26, 2014, 2:15 pm423 pts
Attackers could compromise iPads and iPhones on a large scale through the infected computers that make up botnets, researchers say. Nearly a quarter of zombie computers that make up certain known botnets eventually connect with Apple iOS devices, making these phones and tablets vulnerable to infection from…

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