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Hackers switch up tactics to keep on top of the latest iPhone protections

Even as cybersecurity experts hail the latest smartphone protection measures, with Apple's iPhone leading the pack, cyber-intrusion specialists are already exploring ways to hack data and intercept calls. [...] (464 words)

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