iPhone Panic: The “Glass Cage” iMessage Vulnerability Unboxed!
Amidst accusations of AI trickery, the Glass Cage iMessage exploit sparks a digital whodunit on the Full Disclosure mailing list. With reproducible logs and a brick-and-click compromise, it’s a cyber thriller that Patrick might want to reconsider before casting doubt.
Hot Take:
Who knew that something as innocent-sounding as a “Glass Cage” could shatter the security of your iPhone’s fortress? This zero-click iMessage exploit is like that annoying mosquito you never see coming but leaves a mark – except this one leaves your phone bricked and crying for help! Apple better start handing out some digital flyswatters pronto!
Key Points:
- CVE-2025-24085 and CVE-2025-24201 are the stars of this show, targeting iOS via iMessage.
- The exploit is a zero-click attack, meaning no action is required from the victim.
- Discovered in the wild, this exploit can lead to persistent compromise and bricking of iOS devices.
- Logs and a working exploit video have been provided to support the claims.
- Amidst skepticism, the exploit has been reverse-engineered and verified independently.
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