The question I&#x27;m most interested in is whether newer iPhones are still subject to this attack. Unless I missed it, no answer to that question is presented here.<p>It sure feels to me like Apple is dancing around that issue. I&#x27;m betting that newer iPhones are still vulnerable, and Apple is a bit embarrassed at dropping the ball there. (The Secure Enclave stuff doesn&#x27;t necessarily protect against this attack, it depends on how it&#x27;s implemented and the official documentation doesn&#x27;t quite say.)<p>If nothing sooner, it&#x27;s going to be interesting to see what happens in the fall when iOS 10 and the iPhone 7 presumably will ship, along with a new version of Apple&#x27;s iOS security guide. Diffing that with the 2015 edition could prove quite educational.