Reverse-engineering hack of iPhones, Kaspersky says attack reveals decades-old security problem
The Russia-based cyber firm Kaspersky is working to reverse-engineer a hack of iPhones and said it has discovered a vulnerability in Apple's work that has existed since the 1990s, sparking new questions about the identity of the cyberattacker.
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