Unpatchable iPhone 11 Exploit Sparks Legal Battle
In a complaint filed in Georgia federal court this month, Magnet Forensics alleged that the security vulnerability revealed by Paradigm Shift was substantially the same as the one its former employee Mario Del Gaudio worked on before joining Paradigm Shift. Accordingly, Magnet Forensics alleged that Del Gaudio exposed its trade secrets. Apple's A12 and A13 chips power the iPhone XS and iPhone 11 series, along with select other devices.
- ▪In a complaint filed in Georgia federal court this month, Magnet Forensics alleged that the security vulnerability revealed by Paradigm Shift was substantially the same as the one its former employee Mario Del Gaudio worked on before joinin
- ▪Accordingly, Magnet Forensics alleged that Del Gaudio exposed its trade secrets.
- ▪Apple's A12 and A13 chips power the iPhone XS and iPhone 11 series, along with select other devices.
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Unpatchable iPhone 11 Exploit Sparks Legal BattleFriday July 24, 2026 7:58 am PDT by Joe RossignolLast month, cybersecurity research firm Paradigm Shift published details about a boot ROM vulnerability affecting Apple's A12 and A13 chips, but it has since removed the blog post after being sued by digital forensics firm Magnet Forensics. In a complaint filed in Georgia federal court this month, Magnet Forensics alleged that the security vulnerability revealed by Paradigm Shift was substantially the same as the one its former employee Mario Del Gaudio worked on before joining Paradigm Shift. Accordingly, Magnet Forensics alleged that Del Gaudio exposed its trade secrets. Apple's A12 and A13 chips power the iPhone XS and iPhone 11 series, along with select other devices.
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