iPhone Malware: How Can I Remove It From My Device?
ESET, Tuesday, June 17th, 2025
Apple's iPhones have long been considered among the most secure devices on the planet. But they're not perfect. Here's why.
Despite Apple's best efforts, malware occasionally sneaks through onto the App Store. Phishing represents a persistent threat, as does the risk of users encountering malicious content while browsing. There's also a growing threat from zero-day exploits; many of which are discovered and weaponized by commercial spyware developers and require neither clicks, nor any user interaction.
In this context, it makes sense not only to take proactive measures to keep your devices safer, but also to better understand what the warning signs of malware infestations are, and how to take rapid action in the event of a worst-case scenario.