Dailox
15.02.2016, 21:04
Habe gerade was interessantes gelesen ^^ Wenn man das Datum eines iPhones auf den 1. Januar 1970 stellt, stürzt das Handy nach einem Reboot einfach immer ab bzw. stuckt im Boot.
Fixen kann man es wohl nur wenn man den Akku vom Logicboard trennt. Dann wird die Zeit, Datum etc. zurückgesetzt.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY-ahR1R6IE#t=138
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY-ahR1R6IE#t=138)
While I don’t have any intention or desire to try it out with my iPhone 6s to confirm the authenticity of the bug, it is pretty much clear based on reports that seem legitimate.
YouTuber Zach Straley first discovered (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY-ahR1R6IE) the issue, which was later confirmed (http://www.iclarified.com/53876/warning-setting-your-iphones-date-to-january-1-1970-will-brick-your-device-video) by iClarified, who tested the trick on an iOS device.
Affected iOS Devices
This bug affects any iOS device that uses 64-bit A7, A8, A8X, A9 and A9X processors and runs iOS 8 or newer, including iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches. However, for those running on 32-bit iOS versions are not affected by this issue.
How the Bug Kills the iPhone?
Basically, the whole process is due to this:
Set up the date to January 1, 1970, via settings on your iOS device, Reboot your device, and you are done.
Your iPhone or iPad will no longer boot and will be stuck to the Apple logo. Even recovery mode restore or DFU mode will not let you restore your device; it will remain stuck on the bootup screen.
Your device will reportedly not come back, and the only way to get it back to work once again is to take your iOS device to an Apple Store.
The Only Way to Get Your iPhone Back
The bug is believed to be related to UNIX timestamp epoch that causes the kernel to crash. The only way to get it back is to open the device's casing and physically disconnect the battery from the logic board. This could only be done with the help of Apple's Genius Bar.
This process will reset the iPhone's date and allow it to boot.
While there isn't any other fix at the moment, Apple is expected to come up with a software update to fix and unbrick the affected iOS devices.
Though some users are saying that letting the battery drain could make the iPhone work once again, or changing the SIM card could fix the issue, or waiting for the device to back after 5 hours, you are still advised to not try this on your device as there is no guarantee these tricks are going to work.
Ist vermutlich vielen schon bekannt (logisch ^^), wollte es trotzdem nur nochmal posten, damit noch nicht wissende informiert werden :P
//Edit: Kann natürlich auch nur 'n Troll sein ^^ Werden es wohl so lange nicht herausfinden, bis es jemand ausprobiert.
"Unixzeit" Erklärung (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unixzeit)
Quelle: THN (https://thehackernews.com/2016/02/iphone-hack.html)
Fixen kann man es wohl nur wenn man den Akku vom Logicboard trennt. Dann wird die Zeit, Datum etc. zurückgesetzt.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY-ahR1R6IE#t=138
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY-ahR1R6IE#t=138)
While I don’t have any intention or desire to try it out with my iPhone 6s to confirm the authenticity of the bug, it is pretty much clear based on reports that seem legitimate.
YouTuber Zach Straley first discovered (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY-ahR1R6IE) the issue, which was later confirmed (http://www.iclarified.com/53876/warning-setting-your-iphones-date-to-january-1-1970-will-brick-your-device-video) by iClarified, who tested the trick on an iOS device.
Affected iOS Devices
This bug affects any iOS device that uses 64-bit A7, A8, A8X, A9 and A9X processors and runs iOS 8 or newer, including iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches. However, for those running on 32-bit iOS versions are not affected by this issue.
How the Bug Kills the iPhone?
Basically, the whole process is due to this:
Set up the date to January 1, 1970, via settings on your iOS device, Reboot your device, and you are done.
Your iPhone or iPad will no longer boot and will be stuck to the Apple logo. Even recovery mode restore or DFU mode will not let you restore your device; it will remain stuck on the bootup screen.
Your device will reportedly not come back, and the only way to get it back to work once again is to take your iOS device to an Apple Store.
The Only Way to Get Your iPhone Back
The bug is believed to be related to UNIX timestamp epoch that causes the kernel to crash. The only way to get it back is to open the device's casing and physically disconnect the battery from the logic board. This could only be done with the help of Apple's Genius Bar.
This process will reset the iPhone's date and allow it to boot.
While there isn't any other fix at the moment, Apple is expected to come up with a software update to fix and unbrick the affected iOS devices.
Though some users are saying that letting the battery drain could make the iPhone work once again, or changing the SIM card could fix the issue, or waiting for the device to back after 5 hours, you are still advised to not try this on your device as there is no guarantee these tricks are going to work.
Ist vermutlich vielen schon bekannt (logisch ^^), wollte es trotzdem nur nochmal posten, damit noch nicht wissende informiert werden :P
//Edit: Kann natürlich auch nur 'n Troll sein ^^ Werden es wohl so lange nicht herausfinden, bis es jemand ausprobiert.
"Unixzeit" Erklärung (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unixzeit)
Quelle: THN (https://thehackernews.com/2016/02/iphone-hack.html)