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Posted by Chris Leckness on Nov 16, 2007

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I have to guess that Apple will be looking into this one…

Pretty Scary, huh? In Apple’s defense, all the operating systems have vulnerabilities too.

Source: Gizmodo

Update : Engadget Responds to this… Continue reading Debunk: Yes, Virginia, the iPhone libtiff exploit can also be used for mischief

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