For some time now it seems that no app store is safe, not even the App Store. Eight months ago a version of Xcode that had been previously modified, was used by several developers distribute your apps on the App Store including the XcodeGhost malware, it affected all users who installed those applications through the App Store.
Apple quickly removed those apps from the App Store and informed the developers so that They will only use the official Xcode vision that Apple makes available to developers and not any other version obtained through unofficial download channels, as was the case with this modified version, which inserted a line in the code.
This malware showed that even if we are not jailbreak users, our iPhone may be in danger. In most cases, if these types of problems are not made public, it is most likely that we are calm thinking that nothing happens with our iPhone. But if you are a security freak either you want to be completely sure that your iPhone is not infected For any malware or any other software that puts our privacy at risk, you can use the Systems and Security info application.
Systems and Security Info has been developed by security analyst Stefan Esser. This application, available in the App Store for 0,99 euros, alerts the user about any mobile activity that offers suspicious behavior for no apparent reason. According to the developer, he has created this application to be able to deal with applications that steal information from our iPhone and especially also for users who jailbreak their devices.
Since the Chinese are responsible for doing the jailbreak, many are the users who have stopped doing it on their devices, since they do not trust that they can include it in the software necessary to do so. If you are a jailbreak user and you want to be 100% sure of your iPhone, this is the ideal application.
Details of the application
Actualización: 7-05-2016
Version: 1.0.2
Size: 3.3 MB
Language: English
Compatibility: Requires at least iOS 8.1 or higher and is compatible with the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
The creator of the app…. That name seems to me to be ionic? One of the great and pioneers of jailbreak in the Apple world. Wow now help another way. !!!
You're right, Cesar. Steffan Esser is i0n1c.
ps: Ignacio, when you can correct the name, you have left an F in Steffan's name 🙂
No, don't listen to me, I just looked for it on twitter and it is written with just one F. Cagondios, how rare these Germans are.