An anonymous user has uploaded what appears to be the source code of iBoot —the iOS secure bootloader— on GitHub, and all evidence suggests the code is authentic. A link to the source code became ...

Apple's walled garden is partly made possible through its closed, proprietary software. While Microsoft has made a U-turn on its stance on Linux and open source in general, Apple remains steadfast in ...

Remember a few months ago when an Apple engineer casually posted an internal HomePod build that contain plenty of iPhone X secrets? That was Apple’s most significant leak in history… until this week ...

A portion of Apple’s proprietary source code for iOS devices has been leaked online. The code, labeled ‘”iBoot,” is responsible for ensuring only trusted versions of iOS can boot on Apple devices.

Someone has published the purported source code for the iOS bootloader, iBoot, potentially opening the door for hackers and jailbreakers to find vulnerabilities in Apple's mobile OS. Motherboard ...

Apple said the leak of its iBoot source code will have little to no impact on iOS device security. Apple is responding to reports the leak of its iBoot source code is a serious security blow to iOS ...

Someone just leaked a critical source code for the iPhone on GitHub, opening Apple's iOS operating system to hackers for potential exploits and vulnerabilities. The code, labeled "iBoot," is a ...

Critical, top secret Apple code for the iPhone's operating system was posted on Github, opening a new, dangerous avenue for hackers and jailbreakers to access the device, Motherboard reported. The ...

Lawyers acting on behalf of Apple described the leak as a “reproduction of Apple’s ‘iBoot’ source code, which is responsible for ensuring trusted boot operation of Apple’s iOS software.” The takedown ...

A leaker has managed to smuggle the source code for iOS’ iBoot software out to the public. The code, used in iOS 9 and likely later versions too, originally popped up on Reddit but went unnoticed. Now ...

Apple has issued a DMCA takedown notice with GitHub seeking the removal of the leaked iOS source code process called iBoot. The post is now inaccessible. It appears, however, that Apple's action came ...

Remember a few months ago when an Apple engineer casually posted an internal HomePod build that contain plenty of iPhone X secrets? That was Apple's most significant leak in history... until this week ...