Another reminder – as if we needed it – that smart phones and mobile devices are increasingly the targets for hackers.
This time, it’s an iPhone issue. German researchers claim to be able to steal passwords stored on a locked Apple iPhone in just six minutes … without cracking the iPhone’s passcode.
Read more in this post on the Sophos blog: VIDEO: How to steal passwords from a locked iPhone
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Jessica Holland