iPhone Hack: Attackers Can See Private Information, Photos On Your Locked Screen Through New Flaw

Attackers can access information from locked iPhones by using Siri, the YouTube channel iDeviceHelp found. Through the exploit, a user's private information from their iPhones, including contacts, photos and message logs, can be compromised, according to Apple Insider. How It's Done In order to get into an iPhone that does not belong to them, attackers must first ask Siri "Who am I?" iDeviceHelp explains in a video. Then Siri responds by giving the name and contact information of the phone's owner. Next, an attacker can use another iPhone to call the locked device and begin to send a custom message.