I put it off for a long time due to numerous issues at launch but in the last 4ish months it has become as solid as 18.x ever was.
If you have an ipad, avoid 26.2. Get on 26.3 asap. The scrolling issues on 26.2 were insane.
andyroo82 on
If this is so serious, why wouldn’t Apple insert a fix into 18.x for users that don’t want to go to 26?
EmbarrassedHelp on
> One comment, likely written by one of the developers who worked on DarkSword, says that the exploit “reads and exfiltrates forensically-relevant files from iOS devices via HTTP,” referring to stealing information from a person’s iPhone or iPad and sending the data over the internet to an attacker-controlled server.
Whoever built DarkSword should face criminal prosecution. They were selling their cyber weapons to the highest bidder and authoritarian governments. Its absolutely crazy that these malware and hacking companies are free to do whatever they like.
> according to Google, DarkSword was spotted earlier when hackers used it to compromise the phones of victims in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Malaysia. In the case of the Turkish and Malaysian targets, Google writes in its blog post that customers of the Turkish security and surveillance firm PARS Defense appear to have used the intrusion tool.
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Tldr: Its time to upgrade to ios 26.x.
I put it off for a long time due to numerous issues at launch but in the last 4ish months it has become as solid as 18.x ever was.
If you have an ipad, avoid 26.2. Get on 26.3 asap. The scrolling issues on 26.2 were insane.
If this is so serious, why wouldn’t Apple insert a fix into 18.x for users that don’t want to go to 26?
> One comment, likely written by one of the developers who worked on DarkSword, says that the exploit “reads and exfiltrates forensically-relevant files from iOS devices via HTTP,” referring to stealing information from a person’s iPhone or iPad and sending the data over the internet to an attacker-controlled server.
Whoever built DarkSword should face criminal prosecution. They were selling their cyber weapons to the highest bidder and authoritarian governments. Its absolutely crazy that these malware and hacking companies are free to do whatever they like.
> according to Google, DarkSword was spotted earlier when hackers used it to compromise the phones of victims in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Malaysia. In the case of the Turkish and Malaysian targets, Google writes in its blog post that customers of the Turkish security and surveillance firm PARS Defense appear to have used the intrusion tool.
* Source: https://www.wired.com/story/hundreds-of-millions-of-iphones-can-be-hacked-with-a-new-tool-found-in-the-wild/
don’t use windows or android, because they aren’t secure, blah blah blah blah blah blah
Sure, “someone” “leaked.” It’s targeted and intended to manipulate markets.
What if I will not click any weird SMS links and my DNS is nextDNS blocking all crap and viruses.
Still ios18
I think they’ll be targeting Apple more and more now. Especially iOS.