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Apple Backports iOS Security Patches

May 14, 2024
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Apple Backports iOS Security Patches

Apple has taken proactive measures to bolster the security of older iPhones and iPads by backporting critical security patches released in March. These patches address a zero-day vulnerability in the iOS Kernel that has been exploited in attacks. While Apple has not disclosed details regarding the nature of the attacks or the origin of the exploit, timely installation of the updates is crucial for mitigating risks, particularly for individuals targeted in state-sponsored espionage.

The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-23296, involves a memory corruption issue in Apple’s RTKit real-time operating system, enabling attackers to bypass kernel memory protections. Despite the lack of specific details on the exploits, it’s important for users of older iPhone and iPad models to install the iOS 16.7.8 update promptly to enhance their device’s security posture. These security measures underscore Apple’s commitment to safeguarding its users’ privacy and security in the face of evolving cyber threats.

Alongside addressing the zero-day vulnerability, Apple’s iOS 17.5 update introduces additional security features, including support for unwanted tracking alerts. These alerts serve to notify users if Bluetooth tracking devices, such as AirTag or Find My accessories, are being used to track their location, further enhancing user privacy and control over their personal data. Overall, Apple’s proactive approach to security highlights the importance of regular software updates in maintaining the integrity and security of devices in an increasingly digital world.

Reference:
  • Apple Bolsters Security with RTKit iOS Zero-Day Fix for Older iPhones

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