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And for anyone thinking about ways to fix that problem, the researchers could have hooked SSL's read/write calls using a DYLD interposing library. Once you get superuser access on the phone, you can't trust your code to be safe.

There is no jailbreak for the iPhone 4S (at least not publicly available), so any hacks like this must be done from outside the device.

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