D
DelJo63
Story on Yahoo.com/finance by Rob Pegoraro Contributing Editor is reporting
the Black Hat security conference revealed that critical vulnerabilities in the iPhone’s iOS operating system had left it open to remote attacks that did not require a single tap or swipe by the targeted user.
Project Zero’s blog added a detailed report from Silvanovich breaking down these findings. The good news: Apple has already fixed all 10, with credit given to Project Zero in the security release notes for the iOS 12.4 update that should already have reached your iPhone. The bad: Many of these bugs resulted from iOS features that didn’t benefit customers.
Details are in the original article at the topProject Zero’s blog added a detailed report from Silvanovich breaking down these findings. The good news: Apple has already fixed all 10, with credit given to Project Zero in the security release notes for the iOS 12.4 update that should already have reached your iPhone. The bad: Many of these bugs resulted from iOS features that didn’t benefit customers.
