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By your logic Unix is insecure just because an admin is allowed to install a trojan? The OS itself cannot stop the user from installing malicious software.
by kjreact 3y ago
By your logic Unix is insecure just because an admin is allowed to install a trojan? The OS itself cannot stop the user from installing malicious software.
- catlikesshrimp 3y agoYou are not an admin of the iphone unless you jailbreak it
- kjreact 3y agoYou have enough “admin” access to install a trojan.
- madeofpalk 3y agoWhat iOS trojan are you referring to that is not a vulnerability of iOS itself?
- kjreact 3y agoPhishing apps posing as trusted sources (ie a fake banking app), a key logging browser, anything pertaining to trust. None of these are vulnerabilities to the OS itself.
- catlikesshrimp 3y agoAll sms, phone calls and websites can be used to scam people. On iOS, "users" are not "admins"
- madeofpalk 3y agoiOS has a significantly different security model than 'Unix'. iOS apps being significantly more sandboxed and restricted, technically, prevents many things an 'admin' could otherwise do.