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The Anatomy of an iPhone Exploit

Charlie Miller is a veteran hacker at Independent Security Evaluators who turned his attention to the hottest product of the moment: the Apple iPhone. Last month, Miller disclosed he had found a way to hack the Safari Web browser on the iPhone in a way that allowed him to extract a user's personal information from the music/cell phone hybrid. Apple spokesperson Natalie Kerris said that the company issued a fix to deal with the iPhone hack on July 31 and credited ISE for bringing the flaw to the company's attention.
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