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The Tame Apple Press is scratching its head to come up with a reason why its favourite software maker’s latest operating system iOS is so borked that the company has had to release an update a couple of months before it is going to unveil iOS 16.
Red-faced Apple recommended that iPhone users downloaded the latest version of its operation system, iOS 15.6, because it includes patches for 39 vulnerabilities that act like open windows for hackers.
It seems that he software geniuses, who have previously been unable to make the phone tell the time properly, cocked up the memory safety and expose users to remote code execution attacks. Other coding flaws provide hackers with a service that allows them to track devices, terminate WiFi access and access sensitive data in the iCloud Photo Library.
The Tame Apple Press is scratching its head to come up with a reason why its favourite software maker’s latest operating system iOS is so borked that the company has had to release an update a couple of months before it is going to unveil iOS 16.
Red-faced Apple recommended that iPhone users downloaded the latest version of its operation system, iOS 15.6, because it includes patches for 39 vulnerabilities that act like open windows for hackers.
It seems that he software geniuses, who have previously been unable to make the phone tell the time properly, cocked up the memory safety and expose users to remote code execution attacks. Other coding flaws provide hackers with a service that allows them to track devices, terminate WiFi access and access sensitive data in the iCloud Photo Library.
