Apple Urges Immediate Update to iOS 18.4.1 for Critical Security Fixes
- Apple released security updates on Wednesday for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Vision Pro devices.
- Apple's Threat Analysis team discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities in its systems.
- The flaws impacted devices like iPhone XS and later, iPad Pro models, and macOS Sequoia, among others.
- Apple stated attackers exploited these vulnerabilities in a 'sophisticated attack' against 'specific targeted individuals'.
- Users should update to iOS 18.4.1 or later to patch these critical security flaws, as Apple addressed them by removing the compromised code.
74 Articles
74 Articles


The little-known 'Lock Down' mode that protects iPhone from bank-raiding attack
APPLE has a host of security measures to stop a bank-draining cyberattack in its tracks. But its Lockdown Mode is one of the most “extreme” protection features you can get on an iPhone. GettyApple’s security update, titled iOS 18.4.1, patches two cyber flaws[/caption] It essentially vaults all your precious data and sensitive information. “Lockdown Mode is optional and should be used only if you believe you might be targeted by a highly sophisti…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 68% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage