Apple claim it invented security software backfires
Apple's claims to have invented Corellium security software have been thrown out of court.
December 30, 2020 - Corellium, co-founded in 2017 by husband and wife Amanda Gorton and Chris Wade, was a breakthrough in security research because it gave its customers the ability to run “virtual” iPhones on desktop computers. Corellium’s software makes it unnecessary to use physical iPhones that contain specialised software to poke and prod iOS, Apple’s mobile operating system.
Apple insisted that the software broke its copyright and claimed Corellium’s products could be dangerous if they fall into the wrong hands because security flaws discovered by Corellium could be used to hack iPhones. Apple also argued that Corellium sells its product indiscriminately. read the full story