Every time Apple releases an update to iOS, it becomes increasingly difficult to bypass the lock iPhone and iPad with a password access. However, the technology of hacking are also developed, resulting in new and more effective solutions. According to British tabloid The Daily Mail, local hackers have created a device that is capable of 6 hours to get access to any iPhone and iPad.
A group of British hackers has developed a device called IP Box, through which users at home to crack the four-digit access code. The invention costs only $170 and sells in the public domain.
The gadget can crack the code not only access, but also email, phone, cloud storage, contacts and call history. According to rumors, the FBI got such a device, thanks to which they managed to hack the iPhone 5c shooter from San Bernardino.
Feature IP Box is that it is able to prevent the deletion of data in case of an unauthorized access. In iOS, as we know, there is a function, the activation of which leads to the erase iPhone data after 10 consecutive failed password attempts. IP Box successfully bypasses this feature. The device connects to the power supply of the smartphone and after each failed attempt, the selection of the code de-energise the device before he has time to write in the memory information about this attempt. Then download and enter the following combination.
According to the source, the device is sold in Fone Fun shop, main office which is located in Sheffield. Journalists attempted to hack the iPhone, which was introduced arbitrary code. The device began to cycle through codes beginning with “0000” and next. As a result, for six hours the access code was selected – the combination was 3298. For testing each record takes about 6 seconds.
Director of Fone Fun Michael Strahan indicates that at the moment employees started creating a device that could hack the iPhone on the latest iOS versions. According to developers, the company uses the same technology that the FBI during the hacking of the mobile phone said Farouk, the details of the IP Box Strachan refused to disclose.
