Monday July 23, 2007 He should've used Java ME tech: Steve Jobs' iPhone gets hacked
It didn't take very long. Someone found a security hole in the iPhone. Stevie-boy should've used Java ME technology. There's nothing like making sure an app is properly signed by an authorized certificate before allowing it to run on your cell phone. Java ME has had that right for about 6 years now. Too bad. IPhone users will learn. It might take them 6 years, possibly shorter if Stevie-boy gets wise and puts Java ME on the next generation of iPhones. See: Already, the first iPhone Security Hole Here's a quote: The iPhone is becoming a victim of its own success, he said. “The irony is that the more popular something is, the more insecure it becomes, because popularity paints a large target on its back.” |
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