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device usage information (device pickups in different contexts, push notifications count and user’s action, etc.) - screen time information and session count for all applications with their respective bundle IDs medical information (heart rate, count of detected atrial fibrillation and irregular heart rhythm events) - menstrual cycle length, biological sex and age, whether the user is logging sexual activity, cervical mucus quality, etc. Complete file system read access to the Core Duet database (contains a list of contacts from Mail, SMS, iMessage, 3rd-party messaging apps and metadata about all user’s interaction with these contacts (including timestamps and statistics), also some attachments (like URLs and texts) - Complete file system read access to the Speed Dial database and the Address Book database, including contact pictures and other metadata like creation and modification dates (I’ve just checked on iOS 15, and this one is inaccessible, so that one must have been quietly fixed recently)

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Apple ID email and full name associated with it - Apple ID authentication token which allows accessing at least one of the endpoints on *. on behalf of the user Since then, all attempts made to get an explanation for Apple’s failure to fix the rest of these unpatched vulnerabilities and for their refusal to credit them were ignored even though more security advisories, for iOS 14.7.1, iOS 14.8, and iOS 15.0, have since been published.Īfter Apple refused to respond to explanation requests, today the researcher published proof-of-concept exploit code for all four iOS zero-days he reported on GitHub, together with apps that harvest sensitive information and displays it in the user interface: An Apple spokesperson was not available for comment when BleepingComputer reached out for more details.

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