Over the last few days, there’s been a lot of talk about a flaw in iMessage that allows people to spy on your text messaging. If you want all the details on the not so easy to exploit glitch, check get it here. Google has successfully wooed Apple’s Simon Prakash come work for it, marking the highest level Apple employee to leave to work for Google yet. Prakash was Apple senior director for project integrity and at this point, it’s not clear exactly what he will be doing for Google. If you ever wondered what hard-core Android geek would think if he had to switch from Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to the iPhone 4S SlashGear/Android Community’s Chris Burns is doing just that. Check out what he thinks about the move here .

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iMessage bug, Google hires Apple worker, switching between the iPhone 4S and Android

antid0te: Upcoming Jailbreak Process Will Bring Enhanced Security To Jailbroken iPhones Post from: FSMdotCOM Stefan Esser, a security consultant and application developer for SektionEins, has found a way to support Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) in iOS, and has developed a new jailbreak tool – to be called antid0te – to implement it, making iPhones much more resistant to malware attacks.

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Firewall iP, The First And Only Firewall For The iPhone, iPod Touch And iPad, Updated To v1.49 Post from: FSMdotCOM New day, new update in Cydia: Firewall iP. Firewall iP, the first and only Firewall for the iPhone, got an update to 1.49. The changes are all in the background, but massive. It improves stability, memory usage and speed: support for IP adresses: 123.123.123.* and 123.123.123.1-4 major speed improvements: 60% faster when using large rule lists (lists with 1000+ items are no problem anymore) added option to delete Global Allow/Deny list bugfixing fixed memory leaks Firewall iP is the only security app of it

If you haven’t already given it a go, cracking your iPhone by using the JailbreakMe.com website is the easiest it has ever been to let the leash off your iPhone, however, as handy though the method is, it has highlighted a potentially problematic vulnerability within Mobile Safari. Here’s the issue.