Google Project Zero discovers malicious websites that have been hacking iPhones for at least two years
Successful attacks enabled hackers to access passwords, messages and photos from iPhones and iPads
Security vulnerabilities in Apple iPhones allowed hackers to steal users' messages and photos from the device
Google's Project Zero team claims to have uncovered several hacked websites found to be spreading malware to Apple iPhones for at least two years. According to Google, the websites exploited a series...
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