Posted on February 25, 2013 by Jaden Ellett
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It looks like Apple has run into some serious troubles with their lockscreen in iOS 6, or the amount of people poking and prying at iOS has increased (take your pick). In iOS 6.1.2 Apple patched a lockscreen bug that allowed users to bypass the lockscreen and access the Phone app. Now a more serious [...]
Ever since Apple’s release of iOS 6.1, users have been complaining about various problems such as battery drain, the Microsoft Exchange bug and more. Apple released iOS 6.1.1 for the iPhone 4S to fix the cellular connectivity issue, but now a YouTube user has discovered a new bug. A new bug in iOS 6.1 that lets you [...]
Posted on April 4, 2012 by Jaden Ellett
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It was recently circulating around the web that a Swedish security firm, Micro Systemation had developed an application called XRY capable of cracking the passcode on your iOS device in under two minutes. The application could also log keystrokes and access personal data on your iOS device. The notion of this scared a lot of people, but in [...]
Even though we have seen an increase of companies switching from the long time secure Blackberry phone to the newer iPhone platform for their employees there still is a security issue. A Swedish security firm called Micro Systemation help police and military units around the world crack different digital security systems. Now while they specialize in cracking this exact sort of thing, [...]
A bug has just been discovered for iPads with the Apple Smart Cover. They can be unlocked without the passcode. Literally, you first lock it. Then, you hold down the top button until it says “Slide To Shutdown”. Close the smart cover. Re-open it. Tap Cancel, and bravo, you’re in! You can fix this, by [...]
Posted on April 21, 2011 by Jaden Ellett
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A new tweak was released into Cydia a couple days ago that I have been meaning to tell you about. This tweak is called CleverPin and was designed to make LockScreen functionality on your iDevice much smarter. How many times did you disable passcode, because you didn’t really need it? For example, I don’t need [...]