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Apple issues emergency updates to fix major 'zero-click vulnerability' in all of its operating systems

TechSpot

On Monday, Apple pushed out emergency updates for iOS, watchOS, and macOS. The security patches were issued in response to a massive exploit that allowed the operating systems to be infected with spyware without interaction from the user.

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Apple releases OS updates across all devices: PDF AutoFill, spatial video capture, Journal app, and more

TechSpot

The latest Apple operating system updates add several features to the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Watch. Developers included numerous security fixes as well. The new functionality affects weather tracking, messages, videos, health, and more. Read Entire Article

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Apple Issues New Round of Rapid Security Response Updates

SecureWorld News

Apple has issued a new round of Rapid Security Response (RSR) updates to address a Zero-Day bug exploited in attacks and impacting fully-patched iPhones, Macs, and iPads. By default, your device automatically applies Rapid Security Responses. Mac: Choose Apple menu > System Settings.

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Apple releases emergency patch to protect all devices against Pegasus spyware

Tech Republic Security

Designed to combat zero-day flaws exploited in Apple's operating systems, the patch applies to the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac.

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Apple Releases Security Update to Patch Actively Exploited Zero-Day

SecureWorld News

Apple users are being urged to update their devices as soon as possible, following the discovery of multiple Zero-Day vulnerabilities that are actively being exploited by hackers. Apple has not mentioned any reports of exploitation associated with the two vulnerabilities fixed in the macOS update.

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Apple offers security researchers modified iPhones to find iOS flaws

Venture Beast

Apple invited security researchers to apply to receive modified iPhones designed to help them hunt for flaws in the company’s mobile operating system. Read More.

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Apple settles lawsuit against security startup Corellium

The Verge

Apple has settled its copyright lawsuit against Corellium, a company that sells virtual iPhone environments for security testing. Apple and Corellium agreed to a last-minute settlement yesterday, just days before a trial scheduled for August 16th. Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge.

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