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Researchers in external security of the company revealed "Google"An unprecedented breakthrough hit phones IPhoneThousands of users have been victims of attacks, which have since been disrupted by the security officers of the company.
The details of the hacks indicate that they lasted two and a half years and that a group of websites contributed to the process by downloading Applications Harmful on iPhone phones.
The latest and most sophisticated iPhones have not been delivered to deal with this type of hacking, as security vulnerabilities have been revealed by researchers of the famous phone operating systems, from IOS10 to IOS12.
Despite the company's attempts to reassure users of the device "Apple bitten" Famous, that these Malware They disappear once the device reboots, unless the process of visiting these dangerous sites is repeated, but the security researchers of the company "Google" They questioned it.
The researchers said the amount of information stolen could allow attackers to continue their operations Breakthrough Thanks to the passwords they got, and hacking could happen, without being noticed.
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The company's external security researchers, "Google", claimed that the unprecedented penetration of iPhone phones, thousands of users having been victims of attacks, security officials have managed to disable the devices of the company thereafter.
The details of the hacks, it lasted two and a half years, and that a group of websites contributed to the process by downloading malicious applications on the iPhone.
The latest and most sophisticated iPhones have not been delivered to deal with this type of hacking, as security vulnerabilities have been revealed by researchers of the famous phone operating systems, from IOS10 to IOS12.
Despite the company's attempts to reassure users of the "famous nibbling", the software disappears as soon as the device reboots, unless the process of visiting these sites dangerous, but security researchers of the company " Google "doubt it.
The researchers said the amount of information stolen could allow attackers to continue to hack passwords they had obtained, and that hackers could have occurred without being taken into account.
