Researchers Say a Hacked Charger Could Give Your iPhone Malware

Mashable 2014-07-29

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A group of researchers from Georgia Tech say they’ve made a charger that will give your iPhone malware. The haven’t shown it off just yet, but it can reportedly hit a connected device in less than a minute and cleverly hide in the software.
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