Glass Cage or Glasshouse? The Mystery of the Vanishing iOS Exploit
Joseph Goydish’s alleged “Glass Cage” iMessage exploit for iOS has more holes than Swiss cheese. Despite claims of a zero-click hack, the GitHub repo looks more like a cryptic crossword puzzle. Is it a hoax, a bid for notoriety, or just AI-generated gobbledygook? Your guess is as good as mine.
Hot Take:
In a world where cybersecurity threats lurk around every digital corner, one man, Joseph Goydish, appears to be on a mission to deliver a zero-click iMessage exploit that’s more elusive than Bigfoot at a hide-and-seek tournament. With claims that make even conspiracy theorists raise an eyebrow, it’s time to question whether this Glass Cage is a real threat or just a reflection of our own paranoia.
Key Points:
- Joseph Goydish claims a zero-click iMessage exploit affecting iOS, dubbed “Glass Cage”.
- The vulnerabilities in question, CVE-2025-24085 and CVE-2025-24201, are reportedly not directly attributed to him.
- Skepticism arises over the legitimacy of Goydish’s claims, with accusations of suspicious screen recordings.
- The exploit report is based on log analysis, but access to technical details is currently down.
- Goydish’s GitHub account and associated repos are under scrutiny for credibility.
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