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Apple said the highlighted email issues were insufficient to allow attackers to bypass built-in security. Reuters
Apple said the highlighted email issues were insufficient to allow attackers to bypass built-in security. Reuters
Apple finds no evidence hackers exploited iPhone and iPad email flaw
San Francisco-based ZecOps said flaw can be used in attacks conducted by an advanced threat operator