Originally posted by Zero OneNo, I don't think so. I have a friend who Jail...Broken(?) his iPhone. He had to send it away to Apple because his phone got viruses that he couldn't get rid of. They removed the viruses and took off the JailBreak and warned him not to do it again.
Of course, he did it again...
Then don't install OpenSSH. Or if you do -- change the user account passwords. It's simple.
If you leave your phone and SSH running and don't even bother to change the default passwords (the root account is "alpine", fyi) then you deserve to be hacked.
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[20:07:36] @Treeki: ikachan say something funny I can put in my signature
[20:07:41] @Ikachan: And it was funny in the can with a syringe.
