It's a common misconception that iPhones are impervious to cyberattacks and "more secure" than Android. And when an iPhone does get hacked, it's nearly impossible to tell that it happened.
Vulnerabilities in iOS are common, and Apple tries to tackle them with each security update it releases. To get started, consider all of the CVEs disclosed in the last year. That we know of, Apple issued over 180 patches so far in 2020, and likely a lot more that weren't reported.
How to Hack into an iPhone?
Jailbreaks released over the last decade use an extensive range of iOS exploits. Government agencies use undisclosed exploits to compromise iPhone's every day. And exploit acquisition platforms like Zerodium offers up to $2 million for private iOS vulnerability disclosures.
With that said, this article will not demonstrate a magic easy button for gaining access to anyone's iPhone. It will give readers an idea of what's possible with remote access to an iPhone and why it's dangerous to use jailbreak repositories.
Step 1: Jailbreak an iPhone
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