Perusing the private address book and making live video calls — all from a locked iPhone 4. Last time we explored how an incorrect time setting could expose your pictures on a locked iPhone. Today we’ll have a bit more fun. Often when doing security work, you’re happy if you manage to leak just a [...]
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More fun with a locked iPhone 4
Posted in iPhone, security on February 5, 2012 | 17 Comments »
Incorrect time setting could leak iOS 5 album pictures
Posted in iPhone, security on December 31, 2011 | 24 Comments »
I always get a bit antsy about hacking researching vulnerabilities when I travel, and this time is no exception. Often I notice “glitches” or abnormalities which I want to investigate, but since I’m in the middle of riding my motorcycle from Canada to Argentina, infosec has been on the back burner. Recently I took advantage [...]
iPhone SDK Regular Expressions
Posted in iPhone, tagged iPhone, regex on March 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
If you’re programming the iPhone, sooner or later you’ll need regular expressions (regex). By default OS X includes the ICU, an open source Unicode library which has extensive regex capabilities. The ICU APIs are in C/C++ however, not Objective-C. Fear not, RegexKitLite to the rescue. This small library has done all the hard work [...]
