
In an article published yesterday, Miller was quoted, saying: (via Forbes):
Now you could have a program in the App Store like Angry Birds that can run new code on your phone that Apple never had a chance to check. With this bug, you can't be assured of anything you download from the App Store behaving nicely.
It's hard to understand why Apple, after dropping the ball themselves by failing to act on Miller's warning, would draw more attention to their own failure like this. Then again, it's hard to understand why Apple does a lot of things.
Before his app was pulled and his developer privileges revoked, Miller made a video demonstrating the problem.