[jonKranked]

Its true. It only affects jailbroken iPhones, and is non malicious. It turns the "locked screen" wallpaper to......... a picture of.........








Rick Astley.






Who said Rick Rolling is dead?

 

[berkshire_rider]

Funny stuff, but it's still a proof of concept worm showing that people generally don't change their default root passwords. Not a lot different then having a admin account on a windows pc using "administrator" as the password.

 

[jonKranked]

Funny stuff, but it's still a proof of concept worm showing that people generally don't change their default root passwords. Not a lot different then having a admin account on a windows pc using "administrator" as the password.

Yup. I would consider it a friendly warning.

 

[berkshire_rider]

Proof that people are still stupid.

 

[Arkayne]

I tested this on my extra iphone that was freshly jb'd. If I wanted to be malicious, I'd set up an open network and monitor the DHCP list. Given 10 seconds, I'll start dloading all your pictures, plus whatever else I wanted.