(www.securityweek.com)

262 points fortran77 | 3 comments | 20 Nov 24 00:26 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source

Show context

TekMol ◴[20 Nov 24 07:13 UTC] No.42191458[source]▶

The article sounds like it also applies to iOS

    The company urged users across the Apple
    ecosystem to apply the urgent iOS 18.1.1,
    macOS Sequoia 15.1.1 and the older iOS 17.7.2.

And that it is web based

    maliciously crafted web content may lead
    to arbitrary code execution

Has this happened before? That iPhones had a security hole that could be exploited over the web?

replies(5): >>42191532 #>>42191533 #>>42191570 #>>42191597 #>>42192845 #

1. iknowstuff ◴[20 Nov 24 07:41 UTC] No.42191597[source]▶

>>42191458 #

https://www.jailbreakme.com/

replies(1): >>42191638 #

2. hyder_m29 ◴[20 Nov 24 07:48 UTC] No.42191638[source]▶

>>42191597 (TP) #

I'm assuming we don't click that link if we're on iPhones?

replies(1): >>42191683 #

3. imp0cat ◴[20 Nov 24 07:56 UTC] No.42191683[source]▶

>>42191638 #

    This site is very old by now and does not support recent firmware, but you can still use it.

    JailbreakMe is the easiest way to free your device. Experience iOS as it could be, fully customizable, themeable, and with every tweak you could possibly imagine.

    Safe and completely reversible (just restore in iTunes), jailbreaking gives you control over the device you own. It only takes a minute or two, and as always, it's completely free.

    Please make an iTunes backup before jailbreaking.

↑

Apple Confirms Zero-Day Attacks Hitting macOS Systems