Cupertino says its software is being ripped off, virty cloud biz says jailbreaks are under attack
Corellium and Apple are once again trading allegations in a legal brouhaha over the former's virtual-iPhones-as-a-service operation.
Over the Christmas break, the Cupertino phone flinger filed an amended complaint [PDF] against Corellium in the US state of Florida regarding the virtualized Arm-based instances Corellium offers to developers and security researchers. These instances can, according to Corellium, run any version of Apple's iOS, allowing folks to test and debug code and exploits in the cloud-host environments, and can be jailbroken as required.
The case – essentially a US copyright infringement claim – centers on Apple's allegations that Corellium illegally copied the mobile operating system, and unlawfully made derivative versions by modifying the software to run on C ..
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