Apple keeps an ultra tight grip on iOS and is not keen on sharing its proprietary code. Even so, the company's iBoot source code for iOS 9 was recently leaked to the web, and even though Apple's ...

Apple had to publicly acknowledge last week that iBoot for iOS 9, the secure software that runs on iPhones and iPads before the operating system kicks off, had indeed been leaked. Apple said at the ...

The code to the iOS 9 version of the iPhone’s iBoot software—the proprietary system that ensures trusted launches of iOS, and one of Apple’s closely held secrets—leaked this week on Github, the ...

A couple of days ago, Apple's iBoot source code got leaked on GitHub. Although it was promptly taken down, many people still managed to upload it to other websites in time. The iBoot software is a ...

Apple had to publicly acknowledge last week that iBoot for iOS 9, the secure software that runs on iPhones and iPads before the operating system kicks off, had indeed been leaked. Apple said at the ...

Don’t know if anyone caught this story but supposedly the iBoot source code for iOS 9.3.x has been leaked. iOS 9 is a couple of years old and it’s hard to tell how much of it carried over to the ...

The thing that Apple needs to keep physically locked down is access to the signing keys, not source code. Click to expand... I went looking since I couldn’t remember when or where I read that. Looks ...

A new report sheds some light on the recent debacle regarding Apple's source code for the iOS which was recently posted on GitHub. Investigations revealed that it was allegedly stolen by a former ...