2015 · 16 citations · 28 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityApplication SecurityComputer SecurityMalware AnalysisApplication SandboxingMalware Evasion TechniquesAndroid Application SandboxingApplication Sandbox SecurityIos Application SandboxingIos Application VulnerabilitiesMalicious App DetectionMalicious Behavior AnalysisMalicious SecurityMobile Malware
Until very recently it was widely believed that iOS malware is effectively blocked by Apple's vetting process and application sandboxing. However, the newly presented severe malicious app attacks (e.g., Jekyll) succeeded to undermine these protection measures and steal private data, post Twitter messages, send SMS, and make phone calls. Currently, no effective defenses against these attacks are known for iOS.
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