Monday, July 15, 2019
iOS URL Scheme Could Let App-in-the-Middle Attackers Hijack Your Accounts
Security researchers have illustrated a new app-in-the-middle attack that could allow a malicious app installed on your iOS device to steal sensitive information from other apps by exploiting certain implementations of Custom URL Scheme. By default on Apple’s iOS operating system, every app runs inside a sandbox of its own, which prevent all apps installed on the same device from accessing 
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