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Hackers Could Exploit iPhone BootROM Flaws to Compromise Cryptocurrency Wallet Security
Older iPhones used to store cryptocurrency seed phrases could expose owners to physical attacks that airplane mode cannot stop. OneKey founder Yishi has warned that wiping an aging iPhone and keeping it offline does not make it a secure cold wallet. The concern involves BootROM flaws that let attackers run code before iOS starts. However, […] The post Hackers Could Exploit iPhone BootROM Flaws to Compromise Cryptocurrency Wallet Security appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Older iPhones used to store cryptocurrency seed phrases could expose owners to physical attacks that airplane mode cannot stop. OneKey founder Yishi has warned that wiping an aging iPhone and keeping it offline does not make it a secure cold wallet. The concern involves BootROM flaws that let attackers run code before iOS starts.…
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