Quote from: joromz1226 on September 29, 2019, 02:12:24 AM

Do you mean that according to Loshan and all iPhone device units are no longer advisable to use in case the user downloads Bitcoin or litecoin apps for wallet use?

Mobile wallets were never that safe. They should only be used for small amounts of crypto. Your main holdings should be on a hardware wallet, airgapped machine, or other cold storage.

Quote from: pooya87 on September 29, 2019, 04:18:38 AM

that is what happens when you are using closed source software (that is iPhones operating system that is mostly closed source), the company (specially when it is located in US) always injects backdoors in their software intentionally and also like always backdoors will exist unintentionally and won't be caught for long times and will be exploited a lot.

This is all true, but this particular exploit is targeted at the hardware, rather than the software, hence the reason it is unpatchable.

Quote from: Kyraishi on September 29, 2019, 05:00:35 AM

The iPhone X was one of the most flagship phones apple ever made, and now your telling me, that after only 2 years of it being out, it can easily get hacked and exploited? That's crazy.

Technically, the exploit has been there since day 1, it just wasn't known about. And you shouldn't be placing your trust in any device just because it is "flagship". Nothing is completely secure, regardless of how well it is marketed.