Lockdown Mode: Apple’s extreme new security solution

Apple's new Lockdown mode is an extreme security measure with some major drawbacks.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Lockdown Mode
1:10 Limitations
2:10 Conclusion

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27 Comments on Lockdown Mode: Apple’s extreme new security solution

    • Pegasus uses various exploits to get into the system. I can’t say for certain one way or another, but blocking things like iMessage attachments should, at least, remove some attack vectors.

  1. Curious what a security reseacher’s take on this would be and if this would have any affect on an already compromised device and how many seconds it’s going to take for something like Pegasus to counter Apple’s measures.

  2. I love this and Apple is a company that it is focus on privacy so I’m glad they are doing this and taking their users informantion serious and also taking their tech serious to make it private and secure always how it should be

  3. They should add Samsung mode for those that like to run fast and loose with security.

  4. I definitely will enable lock down mode! And no I am by far not a target for the Pegasus software. But I barely use iMessage. Here in Holland whatsapp is the way to app and maybe signal. Facetime I only use after making an appointment via whatsapp. The only thing I am not so sure about is how slow websites will load if JavaScript thingies will be interpreted instead compiled just in time….. But it makes me a lot safer online. So yes I for sure will enable this feature. So the thing I would like to see in a 9to5 mac video is the speed in which websites load with and without this lockdown mode.

  5. whot a but dma eu EU lawmakers have agreed that the major messaging apps available in Europe will have to “open up and interoperate with smaller messaging platforms.” In other words, Europe wants an iMessage or WhatsApp user to be able to send messages to a Signal user, or any other combination of apps you can think of.

  6. I enabled it and leave it on 24/7. Doesn’t really seem to have much impact on my usability of the device.

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