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The team behind Pangu jailbreak has seemingly managed to find an “unpatchable” vulnerability in the Secure Enclave Processor (SEP) of the iPhones. If true, this could be a big deal as the SEP is used by Apple to store sensitive data such as Apple Pay details, Touch ID/Face ID data, and more.
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‘Unpatchable’ Exploit Found in iPhone’s Secure Enclave Processor
