Topic: iPhone 6.1
New security hole in Apple's iOS 6.1 lets anyone bypass an iPhone's lockscreen
2013/14/02, 07:02 am
A new security flaw discovered in Apple's mobile operating system lets anyone bypass the passcode lock on iPhones running iOS 6.1 in a matter of seconds, revealing access to the phone's contacts, voicemails, and photos.
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