Zero-Click iMessage Mayhem: The “Glass Cage” iOS Nightmare 2025
The “Glass Cage” attack chain might sound like a fancy art installation, but it’s actually a zero-click iMessage exploit that can turn your iPhone into a very expensive paperweight. With CVE-2025-24085 lurking in the shadows, iOS users should keep their devices updated and their fingers crossed!
Hot Take:
Ah, the “Glass Cage” attack—an iMessage exploit that’s as unwanted as that group chat with your in-laws! Apple’s latest hiccup proves that even the coolest gadgets can be as volatile as a toddler on a sugar high. Next up, we’ll be hearing about iPhones that refuse to wake up unless you whisper sweet nothings to them at night. Better keep that charger on standby, folks!
Key Points:
- Zero-click iMessage exploit dubbed “Glass Cage” targets iOS devices.
- The attack can lead to persistent device compromise or even device bricking.
- Exploits were identified as CVE-2025-24085 and CNVD-2025-07885.
- The Full Disclosure mailing list is buzzing with techies trying to address the issue.
- The original technical details link is currently down, adding to the chaos.
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