Apple’s latest iPhone OS 3.0 software updates includes patches for multiple vulnerabilities, some with serious security implications.
The update, which is only available for download via iTunes, covers a total of 46 documented vulnerabilities, including several that allows malicious code execution if a user simply visits a rigged Web site or views a manipulated image. Read the full Apple advisory [apple.com]
Apple’s latest iPhone OS 3.0 software updates includes patches for multiple vulnerabilities, some with serious security implications.
The update, which is only available for download via iTunes, covers a total of 46 documented vulnerabilities, including several that allows malicious code execution if a user simply visits a rigged Web site or views a manipulated image. Read the full Apple advisory [apple.com]
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