Apple device users advised to install latest updates to patch two vulnerabilities


Apple Inc iPhone 14 smartphones at the company's store in the Gangnam District of Seoul, South Korea. Apple acknowledged that the two vulnerabilities were reportedly being actively exploited. — Bloomberg

SINGAPORE: Apple users have been advised to install the latest security updates for their devices to address two separate vulnerabilities that allow hackers to execute malicious commands.

Devices affected are the iPhone 8 and later models, all iPad Pro models, the iPad Air (third generation and later), iPad and iPad mini (fifth generation and later), and Macs running macOS Ventura.

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