Apple recently patched a critical iPhone zero-day flaw that was quietly exploited to target journalists. More details here.

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Apple confirmed that a zero-day flaw used to deploy mercenary spyware onto journalists’ iPhones was quietly patched on iOS 18.3.1.

Apple confirmed that a zero-day flaw used to deploy mercenary spyware onto journalists’ iPhones was quietly patched on iOS 18 ...