Apple has released security patches to cover serious security vulnerabilities in its iPhone, iPod Touch and QuickTime products.
The most serious of the vulnerabilities could lead to remote code execution attacks that give malicious hackers an easy way to hijack computers and mobile devices. Read the full story for details on these vulnerabilities [zdnet.com]
Apple has released security patches to cover serious security vulnerabilities in its iPhone, iPod Touch and QuickTime products.
The most serious of the vulnerabilities could lead to remote code execution attacks that give malicious hackers an easy way to hijack computers and mobile devices. Read the full story for details on these vulnerabilities [zdnet.com]
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