Article 19D5C iPhone 6S security hole lets attackers access contacts and photos without passcode

iPhone 6S security hole lets attackers access contacts and photos without passcode

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Samuel Gibbs
from Technology | The Guardian on (#19D5C)

Lockscreen flaw allows attackers to quickly access personal information on a locked iPhone 6S or 6S Plus using Siri, Twitter and 3D Touch

A security flaw with the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus will let anyone bypass the phone lock and access personal information without having to know the passcode.

The bug, discovered by Jose Rodriguez, who found a similar security hole last year, requires Siri but unlike many other iPhone hacks is relatively easy to execute.

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