Too bad I wasn’t there right at the close of the presentation yesterday, but these days I can afford not to ride a plane 13 hours to Washington D.C. At work we performed some in-house reviews of iphone security about two years ago, accepting some risks over functionality. However, three different channels of information through personal contacts, web browsing, and work relationships have raised a flag about this research being performed on iphone security. The findings revealed in the papers dispute two tenets of iphone security that have been repeated throughout the past couple years: 1) sandboxing applications so that … Continue reading iPhone Security Becomes Topic At BlackHat