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Exploit Kit That Can Hack Millions of iPhones Leaked Publicly

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A previously private exploit kit capable of compromising millions of iPhones has been leaked publicly, according to TechCrunch. The toolkit targets vulnerabilities in iOS that Apple has not yet fully patched. Security researchers confirmed the exploits are functional against recent iPhone models. The leak significantly lowers the barrier to entry for attackers, as the toolkit was previously available only to state-sponsored groups and private exploit brokers. Apple has not commented on the leak or provided a timeline for patches.
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