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Researchers uncover an unpatchable security flaw affecting several iPhone generations

Security researchers have found an unpatchable flaw in several generations of iPhones.

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Researchers have discovered a security vulnerability in Apple devices equipped with A12 and A13 chips. The flaw, located in the SecureROM, is reportedly unpatchable. This means that affected iPhones may remain vulnerable to exploits.

Coverage from 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, MacRumors, Mashable and GSMArena.com emphasizes the severity of the flaw and its impact on older iPhone models. The reports highlight that Apple may not be able to fix the issue through software updates. What to watch next: Apple's response to the vulnerability.

Coverage does not yet specify whether Apple has acknowledged the issue or plans to address it.

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Quick answers

Which iPhone models are affected?

The vulnerability affects iPhones with A12 and A13 chips.

Can Apple fix this flaw?

According to coverage, the flaw is located in the SecureROM and is considered unpatchable.

What is the SecureROM?

The SecureROM is a read-only memory component in Apple devices that stores critical security code.

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