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Is this a spyware? private conversations exposed
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<blockquote data-quote="Rov123" data-source="post: 1110789" data-attributes="member: 118385"><p>I am not sure if this could be iPhone spyware. I know iPhones and Apple products are known to be very secure but not foolproof.</p><p>In this scenario, the attacker is able to read the victim's iMessages on iPhones, and able to see and knows the phone's activities such as when the victim is using dating apps to then match with the victim in order to harass, or somehow knows messages on other messaging apps like WhatsApp., and there are symptoms such as apps like clock or weather randomly opening on its own. </p><p>Is this in theory possible? And what type of malware could do this kind of infiltration?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rov123, post: 1110789, member: 118385"] I am not sure if this could be iPhone spyware. I know iPhones and Apple products are known to be very secure but not foolproof. In this scenario, the attacker is able to read the victim's iMessages on iPhones, and able to see and knows the phone's activities such as when the victim is using dating apps to then match with the victim in order to harass, or somehow knows messages on other messaging apps like WhatsApp., and there are symptoms such as apps like clock or weather randomly opening on its own. Is this in theory possible? And what type of malware could do this kind of infiltration? [/QUOTE]
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