IOS 7 burst vulnerabilities that can break security

Absrtact: Apple's gorgeous new mobile operating system was released only 48 hours ago, and someone found a loophole that could break through security. In Wednesday, Josero de Riguez, a 36-year-old iphone user who lived in Tenerife, Spain, sent me a video showing

Apple's gorgeous new mobile operating system was released only 48 hours ago, and someone found a loophole that could break security.

In Wednesday, Jose Rodriguez, a 36-year-old iphone user who lived in Tenerife, Spain, sent me a video showing how to bypass Apple's Hose Rodriguez 7 Beta screen in just a few seconds. Go to the iOS console to open the Calculator application, and then open the mobile phone camera, you do not need to know the password, you can access the photos on the device, delete, emailed, uploaded or posted to Twitter and other operations.

Jonathan Hall, the Forbes video producer, successfully copied the "Tricks" and Jonathan Holl a picture of a lock-screen phone. "It sounds hard," Rodriguez wrote in an email to me, "but it's a breeze." ”

It is not surprising that the IOS 7 Beta is flawed. It is currently open only to the group that owns the developer account and, according to those who have already experienced it, the system is porous. Apple is likely to fix the flaw before it officially releases its new operating system.

But this lock-screen flaw is just one of a series of vulnerabilities recently found in iOS, and some have not been found in the beta. Rodriguez had found a loophole in March this year, when Apple blocked a leak one months ago. It's better to fix it now than to wait until iOS 7 downloads to the millions of iphone user's phone.