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Update or Outdate: Apple’s Security Patches and the Cyber Safari
Strap in, folks! Ignoring Apple’s software updates could turn your online Safari into a cyber villain’s playground. It’s not about new emojis, it’s about squashing two security flaws in the Apple WebKit. Yes, those pesky notifications are actually your device’s SOS against cyber-attacks. Remember, with…
Hot Take:
If you thought the worst thing about your Apple device was its incessant reminders to update your software, think again! It turns out that ignoring those pesky notifications isn't just a nuisance to your device's performance, but also a welcome mat for some sneaky cyber villains. Apple's latest software updates are not about adding new emojis or annoying you with redesigned app icons, it's a big red alert about two security flaws that have been exploited in the wild. So buckle up, because even your online Safari isn't safe!Already a member? Log in here