[Alein_135642]

I'm doing reverse engineering to find how someone could hack an iPhone and therefore the whole network without any user interaction. one of my theories are that it might be a spectre transitory execution attack from the browser cache without the user noticing, also the phone started consuming extreme amounts of mobile data (that might be because the phone is sending info to a remote server) and the browser went corrupted. I might be wrong so feel free to correct my assumption, thanks in advance

[Alein_135642]

I'm doing reverse engineering to find how someone could hack an iPhone and therefore the whole network without any user interaction. one of my theories are that it might be a spectre transitory execution attack from the browser cache without the user noticing, also the phone started consuming extreme amounts of mobile data (that might be because the phone is sending info to a remote server) and the browser went corrupted. I might be wrong so feel free to correct my assumption, thanks in advance

Don't mind this, just a bump

[Alein_135642]

I'm doing reverse engineering to find how someone could hack an iPhone and therefore the whole network without any user interaction. one of my theories are that it might be a spectre transitory execution attack from the browser cache without the user noticing, also the phone started consuming extreme amounts of mobile data (that might be because the phone is sending info to a remote server) and the browser went corrupted. I might be wrong so feel free to correct my assumption, thanks in advance

Just a bump again lol

[TheBanano21]

I don't want to be rude but what you're saying doesn't make any sense. How would you 'infect' a network even if you could hack a phone?