Security News > 2016 > May > iOS app detecting phones jailbroken by malware booted from App Store (Help Net Security)
2016-05-16 19:24
The System and Security Info iOS app by German IT security outfit SektionEins has been pulled from Apple’s App Store less than a week after it was made available. The app shows detailed information about the device it is installed – info on CPU, memory and disk usage – and also shows if the device has been jailbroken (e.g. by malware), inspects running apps (SHA1 hash, signature, entitlements), detects malware and security anomalies, and lists … More →
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