Most security experts consider the iPhone platform more secure from hacker misuse because Apple (News - Alert) inspects each app before allowing it into the App Store. But Apple let its guard down this weekend as a fake app made its way through security.
On Saturday, Jan. 21, a fake iPhone (News - Alert) app, Camera+ version 4.0, was released for the iOS App Store. The real Camera+ app is the No. 7 on Apple’s bestseller list of paid iPhone apps.
Apple was quick to pull it from the App Store, so security researchers weren’t able to tell if the fake app contained malware. The fake Camera+ was released by a company called Pursuit Special and used graphics identical to those of the real app.
The fake app was listed for the same price as the real Camera+ app, $0.99, but the real deal is created by Tap Tap Tap, an app developer that aims for users’ tasks to be completed with a few taps... Read More
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