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In order to prevent AceDeceiver from infecting further iPhones, users have been told to stop using third-party apps and only rely on official software from Apple. Last October Apple had to deal with a bug which saw malware introduced to iOS via third-party app stores.

Worryingly, despite deleting dodgy apps, Apple cannot simply stop AceDeceiver as it can simply keep using stolen app authorisations to bypass security. The scam exploits problems with Apple’s FairPlay digital rights management tech, which is meant to stop pirated apps landing on iPhones. Telugu boothu KathaluAisi Helper is supposed to make it easy to clean up apps and devices, but instead allows hackers to access legitimate app authorisation codes to install their own malicious add–ons. Users who install such software, including a tool called Aisi Helper, are the only ones to be hit so far. Telugu boothu Kathalu The bug works via software management tools for iOS and affects only those who use their phone with PCs. The target of a malicious bug aimed at compromising user security.ĪceDeceiver is a particularly smart piece of software which uses a so–called ‘man in the middle attack’ to install infected apps on iPhones.