Apple fixes security flaw that exposed iPhones to spyware through iMessage


Infection occurs without any interaction with the message from users, and runs in system memory. The implanted spyware, named TriangleDB will then perform data collection and monitoring. — Photo by William Hook on Unsplash

Apple has released a security fix for devices running iOS 15 that removes a vulnerability allowing hackers to deploy spyware via an iMessage attachment.

iPhone users on iOS 15.7 and below should make sure to update their device with the latest security fix on version 15.7.7 to avoid being exposed to attacks.

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