Apple fixes iOS 7 vulnerabilities

Apple released iOS 7.1.2, fixing over 40 vulnerabilities in iOS components such as CoreGraphics, Kernel, Lock Screen, Safari, etc. Users can now upgrade their iDevice (iPhone 4+, iPod Touch 5, iPad 2+) to latest iOS version. As usual, an update for devices can be obtained through the settings option in the OS itself, or through iTunes (when connected to a computer). Vulnerabilities fixed by the company can be used by attackers both for remote code execution via Safari and for accessing some data of a blocked device. One of the fixed vulnerabilities allows an attacker to disable the Find My iPhone feature without entering the Apple ID password on the unlocked device (i.e. Activation Lock bypass).



According to the publication ModMyi.com for iOS 7.1.2, the jailbreak Pangu remains relevant.
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We couldn’t be able to confirm the jailbreak. With this version of the Pangu jailbreak tool.

List of fixed vulnerabilities.





The company also updated information on digital certificates (certificate trust policy) used in iOS, see support.apple.com/kb/HT5012 .


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