Kaspersky releases a special tool to detect whether Apple iPhone is infected with Trojans.

IT House, June 6 (Xinhua)-- Security vendor Kaspersky found a vulnerability in Apple's iOS 15.7 and earlier versions that could allow attackers to spread Trojan Triangulation through iMessage.

In this regard, Kaspersky recently released a testing tool that can help users and enterprises detect whether their iPhone is infected by the Trojan horse.

Kaspersky Kaspersky, the source of ▲, said that because of the closeness of Apple's iOS system, users cannot directly connect their phones to their computers and turn on software scanning. They must manually connect their iPhone to their computers and back up the data in the iPhone locally before they can use detection tools to analyze the backed up files.

▲ image source Kaspersky in the scanning process, if the software detects a Trojan, it will display a "DETECTED" prompt; for suspected Trojan files, it will show a "SUSPICION" prompt; if no suspicious signs are detected in the backup file, it will eventually prompt "No traces of compromise were identified".

CTOnews.com noted that the detection tool supports Windows, macOS and Linux platforms and needs to be installed using commands in the Python environment. Friends can find detailed installation instructions here.