iOS
Threat Summary
Malware
September 22, 2015

Good News: Lookout Can Protect You From XcodeGhost

If you're an individual Lookout user running iOS 8 (or below) or an enterprise customer running any version of iOS, Lookout protects you from XcodeGhost by automatically detecting and alerting you to the offending app .With roughly half of the iOS user base still running iOS 8, we're happy to be able to offer this protection to a large percentage of our users.

Unfortunately, due to limitations in iOS 9, we cannot currently protect individuals on the new operating system through our consumer app, but we are working to find a solution that will keep our users safe. If you are running iOS 9, here is a list of affected apps and what you should do.

Due to Apple’s enterprise app distribution approach, we can protect enterprise users of Lookout Mobile Threat Protection, regardless of which version of the OS they are running.

Authors

Lookout

Endpoint Security
Platform(s) Affected
iOS
Entry Type
Threat Summary
Threat Type
Malware
Platform(s) Affected
iOS
Threat Summary
Malware

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