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Unpatchable BootROM exploit for Apple A12-A13 chips now public

Unpatchable BootROM exploit for Apple A12-A13 chips now public
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Security researchers have disclosed an unpatchable BootROM exploit called 'usbliter8' that affects Apple A12 and A13 chipsets. The exploit leverages a hardware bug in the USB controller to allow code execution during the device boot process.

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This vulnerability poses a significant security risk for millions of older Apple devices, as it cannot be fixed via software updates.

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X LinkedIn Reddit Facebook Share Security researchers at Paradigm Shift have disclosed usbliter8, a new SecureROM exploit affecting Apple's A12 and A13 chipsets.

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