Zimperium Critical iOS WebKit Vulnerabilities Expose Devices to Remote Attacks
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Critical vulnerabilities in the WebKit browser engine have exposed hundreds of millions of iPhone and iPad devices to potential remote compromise. Attackers can execute arbitrary code by tricking users into visiting malicious webpages, risking the theft of credentials and sensitive data. The slow rate of software updates among users increases the risk of exploitation.
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