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On the iPhone, the SQLite database vulnerability can be accessed thanks to a known bug in iOS’s Contacts app that has existed for four years now without a fix.
Researchers at security conference Def Con 2019 demonstrated a method of exploiting regular database searches to produce malicious results, and used Apple's standard iOS Contacts app to prove it.
SQLite is used in Windows, MacOS, iOS, Google Chrome, and Android, among many others. The fact that the SQLite database engine is so widely deployed has made it a rich target for would-be hackers.
While all SQLite issues were disclosed privately and patched (CVE-2019-8600, CVE-2019-8598, CVE-2019-8602, CVE-2019-8577) in the latest SQLite version along with iOS patches deployed in May by ...
Adobe AIR bundles the popular SQLite database to serve your application's relations data storage needs. This makes it simple for applications to persist complex data across sessions.If you are ...