Apple Podcasts Vulnerability Allows Potential Device Hijacking
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Users have reported that the Apple Podcasts app opens automatically, often displaying random episodes, which may indicate a security flaw. A report from 404 Media highlights that some episodes include potentially malicious links that could facilitate cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. While the issue is currently deemed annoying, it raises concerns about possible exploitation in the future.
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