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Apple vs. The Flaw: A Thrilling Tech Tale
Apple patches serious vulnerabilities in their WebKit browsing engine, found by Google’s Threat Analysis Group. Updates for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS have been rolled out, warning users of potential exploits via malicious web content.
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So, Apple plays catch-up once again, patching a couple of dastardly vulnerabilities in their WebKit browsing engine. As per usual, Apple patches first and shares the deets later, keeping us on our toes and in constant suspense. It's like a thriller movie, but with less popcorn and more arbitrary code execution attacks. Kudos to Google's Threat Analysis Group for being the Sherlock Holmes of this scenario, sniffing out these digital villains like a sleuth on steroids.Already a member? Log in here