Safari exploit gives hackers full control over iPhones and possibly PCs and Macs

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iPoo for iPhone @ Jul 23rd 2007 4:02AM

"Researchers note that the only way to stay safe is to check those URLs and only visit sites that you trust"

Actually the only way to stay safe is to stay away from that iTurd of a cell phone.

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Probably not. There are only 5 carriers that guy could be on (none of them available in America in their original forms) that would qualify him to call the iPhone an iTurd-SK Telecom, KTF, DoCoMo, Softbank, and au(KDDI).

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Mrmean @ Jul 23rd 2007 8:00AM

aww, still butt hurt over the iPhone?

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Jamar @ Jul 23rd 2007 4:57PM

You just try searching "KDDI" over on Engadget Mobile and tell me with a straight face that you think I want the iPhone over any of those phones.

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