
Apple patches two zero-day flaws used in targeted attacks
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Apple security update fixes two zero-day vulnerabilities actively exploited in targeted attacks affecting iPhone 11 and newer models, iPad Pro and other iOS devices.
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Both flaws affect WebKit, the browser engine behind Safari and all browsers on iOS. As a result, the risk is significant. In some cases, simply visiting a malicious webpage may be enough to trigger an attack.
Below, we break down what these vulnerabilities mean and explain how you can better protect yourself.

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