Source code for Apple's iBoot bootloader has been posted on GitHub, potentially opening the doors for hackers and security researches to more easily break into iPhones. Advertisement ...

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 ...

The takedown request said that, “The ‘iBoot’ source code is proprietary and it includes Apple’s copyright notice. It is not open-source.” While the code was for iOS 9, parts of it could ...

The source code for iBoot, which ensures a secure load of iOS on devices, was leaked on GitHub on Wednesday.

It’s unclear how it ended up on Github, but the iBoot source code leak is now being called the “biggest leak in history,” according to security researcher Jonathan Levin’s comments to ...

The “iBoot” source code is proprietary, and it includes Apple’s copyright notice. It is not open-source. The code was available for several hours on Github before being removed, ...

On the evening of February 7, Motherboard's Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reported that code from the secure boot-up portion of Apple's iOS mobile operating system—referred to as iBoot—had ...

Apple's legal team has been busy. Less than 24 hours after Motherboard reported that a leaked version of some iPhone source code was posted to GitHub, the iBoot files in question have been pulled ...

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 ...

Motherboard reports that the iBoot source code for iOS 9 was leaked on GitHub and, although it is an older version of iOS, parts of it probably remain in the current iOS 11.

Apple has confirmed that the source code for iBoot from a version of iOS was posted on GitHub on Thursday, with the company forced to make the admission as it filed a DMCA takedown request to the ...