New iPhone hack
What does this hack do?
It lets you use the SIM from another Cingular/AT&T phone on your iPhone.
Read the article HERE.
iPhone 'may never be secure'
Apple's new iPhone may never be secure, according to an encryption expert who believes that the device is "too powerful". Phillip Dunkelberger, a former Apple employee and now president of encryption firm PGP, told vnunet.com that the computing power of the iPhone is so great that it will be almost impossible to protect completely.
"There are so many security issues with the iPhone, because it is not just a phone," he said. "From an IT guy's perspective it is a Linux computer with communications built in."
Read the article HERE.
It lets you use the SIM from another Cingular/AT&T phone on your iPhone.
Read the article HERE.
iPhone 'may never be secure'
Apple's new iPhone may never be secure, according to an encryption expert who believes that the device is "too powerful". Phillip Dunkelberger, a former Apple employee and now president of encryption firm PGP, told vnunet.com that the computing power of the iPhone is so great that it will be almost impossible to protect completely.
"There are so many security issues with the iPhone, because it is not just a phone," he said. "From an IT guy's perspective it is a Linux computer with communications built in."
Read the article HERE.
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