Source: phonearena.com/news/iOS-10-iTu…ty-experts-report_id85754Ο/H Phone Arena News έγραψε:
Traditionally, iOS grows more secure with every subsequent release. But this doesn't appear to be the case with iOS 10 – rather, it's the contrary. Russian cybersecurity firm Elcomsoft reports that Apple has implemented a new password verification mechanism for iOS 10 backups, which makes brute-force password attacks (guessing passwords by characters, or running through a dictionary with a huge number of potential phrases to get to the one that sticks) some 2500 times faster. Apparently, the new mechanism skips certain security checks, which were in place in iOS 9.
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iOS 10 iTunes backups less secure than iOS 9 and much easier to crack, security experts report
Traditionally, iOS grows more secure with every subsequent release. But this doesn't appear to be the case with iOS 10 – rather, it's the contrary. Russian cybersecurity firm Elcomsoft reports that Apple has implemented a new password verification mechanism for iOS 10 backups, which makes brute-force password attacks (guessing passwords by characters, or running through a dictionary with a huge number of potential phrases to get to the one that sticks) some 2500 times faster. Apparently, the new mechanism skips certain security checks, which were in place in iOS 9.-
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