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It seems that the company "Apple" has not sufficiently immunized the "iPhone" phones, in the new operating system that is to be launched a few days later, according to recent information.
A researcher discovered a serious vulnerability in the operating system "iOS 13", whose launch is scheduled for September 19, allows the user to access the list of contacts without the need to know the password, according to the technology news site "The Virg".
Researcher Jose Rodriguez explained that one could access this loophole by receiving a FaceTime call, using the Siri voice assistant system, and explaining in a video how this could happen.
Once the call is made, Rodriguez can access, in a few simple steps, the contact list and all the other information that is stored there, such as email addresses.
The researcher had informed the company of the problem a few weeks ago, pointing out that it looked like another flaw of the young old operating system, according to Sky News.
Although iOS 13 is not available, the beta version of the new operating system has been available for months, which means anyone who downloaded the original versions could exploit this vulnerability.
Although the error is a defect in the security of the new system, it is less serious than other screen lock faults detected in previous versions, such as "iOS 6.1" which allowed a person bypass the lock screen to access contact lists, numbers and even photos.
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