According to Apple, there's little reason to worry about the leak of its iBoot source code yesterday, because the software is a part of iOS 9, which is over two years old, and thus, outdated.

Apple's legal team has been busy. Less than 24 hours after Motherboard reported that a leaked version of some iPhone source code was posted to GitHub, the iBoot files ...

Apple said the leak of its iBoot source code will have little to no impact on iOS device security. Apple is responding to reports the leak of its iBoot source code is a serious security blow to iOS ...

Apple’s secret source code for a vital part of the iPhone’s operating system was leaked on the code-sharing server site GitHub on Wednesday, Motherboard reported. The vital source code that was leaked ...

A former Apple intern leaked a portion of iOS source code that made its way to GitHub this week Justin Sullivan/Getty Images A portion of Apple's sensitive and proprietary iOS source code was posted ...

Apple had to publicly acknowledge last week that iBoot for iOS 9, the secure software that runs on iPhones and iPads before the operating system kicks off, had indeed been leaked. Apple said at the ...

The iOS bootloader just got its first name change, from 'iBoot' to 'mBoot.' As to why, nobody outside of Apple Park knows yet. While the second iOS 26.4 developer beta makes it possible to test end-to ...

Apple has shot down the significance of an apparent source code leak for the iPhone’s iBoot bootloader which loads the operating system. The original report flagged the source code leak as the ...

On the evening of February 7, Motherboard’s Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reported that code from the secure boot-up portion of Apple’s iOS mobile operating system—referred to as iBoot—had been posted ...