Hundreds of apps infected by fake Xcode tools, Apple removing known malicious software from App StoreApple has admitted that it is App Store integrity was compromised as apps were secretly infected by fake Xcode tools before submission to the App Store. The company has now officially acknowledged the problem and is now removing apps affected by this ‘hack’ from the App Store. Developers were inadvertently submitting malware by using counterfeit versions of Xcode, […]<img alt="" border="0" src="
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Hundreds of apps infected by fake Xcode tools, Apple removing known malicious software from App Store
