It requires a criminal essentially watching an iPhone user enter the device's passcode - for example, by looking over their shoulder at a bar or sporting event - or manipulating the device's owner so they'll share their passcode. It's important to note, however, this type of takeover is hard to pull off. Some victims also told the publication their bank accounts were drained after the thieves gained access to their financial apps. Some iPhone thieves are exploiting a security setting, called the recovery key, that makes it nearly impossible for owners to access their photos, messages, data and more, according to a recent Wall Street Journal report. Some iPhone thieves are exploiting a security setting, called the recovery key, that makes it nearly impossible for owners to access their photos, messages, data and more.Ī complex but concerning method of gaining control over a user's iPhone and permanently locking them out the device appears to be on the rise, CNN reported.
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