http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-10299378-245.html
lthough an attacker could exploit the hole to make calls, steal data, send text messages, and do basically anything that I can do with my iPhone, the researchers were kind and merely rendered it temporarily inoperable.
Here's what happened: While I was talking on the phone to Charlie Miller, his partner, Collin Mulliner, sent me a text message from his phone. One minute I'm talking to Miller and the next minute my phone is dead, and this time it's not AT&T's fault. After a few seconds it came back to life, but I was not able to make or receive calls until I rebooted.
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Inace je taj isti Miller koji je pronasao rupu u safari-ju za 1 sec :)
Inace posedujem android-a koji je isto busan ali sigurniji nego Iphone...
In the more recent research, Android-based phones were found to be similarly susceptible to an SMS attack, only an attacker could temporarily knock the phone off the cell network but not take control, according to Mulliner, who's getting his PhD at the Technical University of Berlin. Google patched the hole last week within a day or two of being notified of the problem, he said.
Danas, kao svake godine u "Black Hat", bice puno smeha na racun Apple-a :)