Security readout for executives and security teams
This issue affected Apple iOS before 7.0.3. A person with physical access to a locked device could bypass part of the lock state through the Phone app and place calls to numbers stored in Contacts. The main business concern is unauthorized use of a lost, stolen, or unattended legacy iPhone, not remote compromise. Exposure is limited to Apple iOS devices running versions before 7.0.3. Modern managed fleets are unlikely to be affected unless they retain unsupported legacy iPhones or unmanaged devices. Treat as a legacy-device hygiene issue. It does not indicate remote compromise, but any remaining affected device weakens lock-screen protection if lost, stolen, or unattended. Mitigation focus: Update affected devices to Apple iOS 7.0.3 or later.; Check Apple advisory for the supported update path.; Retire devices that cannot be updated..
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