Need help with rootkit removal from bios iphone 15 Pro Max

I have had all of my devices infected with a nasty rootkit RAT trojan that is embedded into the bios of my devices. Factory resets are useless and always within 24 hours an infected device will start showing signs of the malware issues, e.g. battery drain, keylogger, call recordings, audio recordings, bluetooth turned on constantly even though I have turned it off.


Someone attacked my network, so I have replaced my ISP and slowly tried to implement additional layers of security to protect my devices. The problem is that my new iPhone 15 was cloned by the hackers, despite the phone never being out of my sight. I want to use it again, but am worried that the IMEI has been compromised, and thus will always make it vulnerable to another SIM swap, despite a SIM PIN being in place. I need to eradicate the RAT and be done with it in order to get back on track. Not a single anti-virus software program has picked up or detected this malware, despite my having spent a fortune on a plethora of software. I want my privacy back and I am sick of being essentially surveilled by unknown evil people. It's creepy and bizarre. The RAT can infect other devices via bluetooth when it's not in pairing mode btw, which gnarly so there's also that....This is truly awful and feels like something out of a horror movie, like I am dealing with Pegasus or something similar, but newer and worse...

Apple Product Support basically wants me to "prove" to them that my devices are infected, so I have sent them dozens of files, videos etc to show what I am experiencing only for them to never ever respond.

iPhone 15 Pro Max

Posted on Jan 31, 2025 8:10 AM

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Jan 31, 2025 9:44 AM in response to Wanderlust505

Unless you have jailbroken your phone (and it sounds as if you haven't) or someone else has had access to it while it was unlocked (and you've said it didn't), the only way your phone could have gotten hacked remotely is if they were willing to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so. Be hones with yourself: do you really have anything that someone would be willing to spend that kind of money to get? I know I don't.


So, that means whatever issues you are experiencing (which I have no doubt are real and frustrating) have a different cause. If you explain the issues without jumping to conclusions about what caused them, it is likely that someone here will be able to give you some guidance.

Jan 31, 2025 8:24 AM in response to Wanderlust505

What you are describing is simply not possible.

I don’t doubt you’re having some kind of problem, but you have not been ‘hacked’. You do not have a “RAT Trojan”.


I suspect you have fallen victim to a scam.


I’m sorry you feel that I was “rude” and “cruel”, however, I’m simply giving you the facts.


Your devices are not compromised, or infected. You are not being ‘surveilled’ by anyone.


The sooner you accept this, the sooner you may be able to solve whatever actual problem you may have.


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