For those that think that iOS is safe because of the "walled garden" take a look at the leaked Pegasus/NSO documents here. NSO couldn't care less about the "walled garden" because they infect devices without it: silently (0-click) or click on a link (aka 1-click).
"We believe users should have the choice over the data that is being collected about them and how it's used" - so it looks like Mr. @tim_cook supports #FreeTheSandbox so iOS users can check what malware collect information on them and how they use it. #Boomerang
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Day one of #MWC18 - first time with two companies @ZecOpsHQ @ZIMPERIUM. Excited!
Come check what we've been working on in the last 8 months @ZecOpsHQ. Booth location: Hall 5 Stand 5D81 booth #35. #awesomeswag#zecops
1/N Apple has finally acknowledged my kernel heap overflow and fixed it on 11.2.5 (CVE-2018-4109). While I didn't write an exploit, it's one of the most hidden vulnerabilities I've ever found, and it took me a couple of days to trigger it once I found it!