Apple released the latest updates of iPhone, iPad and Mac operating systems on Monday, which included an Apple Intelligence Virtual Switch for New devices.
As part of this batch of software updates, as well It released several spots Installing safety errors, including a zero-day error “may have been active”-which means that infiltrators were using them to settle devices-against users who work on iPhone devices that occupy older iOS 17.2 programs, which were released in December 2023.
The error was found in Basic mediaThe media that operates a set of Apple devices, and is now fixed via its production line, including iPhone, iPads, MACS, Apple TVs, Apple Watches, and MELED-HEADSET Vision Pro. Apple said that infiltrators could have “high privileges” by exploiting the memory corruption defect, which would have allowed the broader access to the device data.
Apple has not highlighted the discovery of errors for any researcher, as he usually does – but not always -. Apple spokesman immediately did not comment for more details about those who took advantage of the error and against it.
This is the first mistake in iOS this year that was exploited in the wilderness. To refer to it, Apple repaired at least seven mistakes “may have been active” in 2024, according to Techcrunch’s running Tallly.
