iPhone SMS security flaw is 'severe', according to expert

Sooraj Shah
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Vulnerability could allow attacker to pose as victim's bank

A flaw found in Apple's iPhone that can allow text messages to sidestep Apple's safeguard is "severe", according to an iPhone security researcher. In a blog post, the researcher, named Pod2g, sa...

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