Do you plug in your iPhone into someone else’s laptop for a quick charge? If yes, you might be at the risk of ‘trustjacking’ where your device could be hacked remotely. This new vulnerability called trustjacking exploits a convenient WiFi feature, which allows iOS device owners to manage their devices and access data, even when […] The post What Is ‘Trustjacking’? How This New iOS Vulnerability Allows Remote Hacking? appeared first on Fossbytes.
What Is ‘Trustjacking’? How This New iOS Vulnerability Allows Remote Hacking?
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