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Apple has warned consumers about a potential security flaw for iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
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According to the company, the problem lies in the way certain devices handle Wi-Fi connections.
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Devices that are affected by the flaw could be vulnerable to attacks from cybercriminals.
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Apple has advised users to update their devices to the latest software version to protect themselves from this threat.
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Apple released two in-depth security reports on Wednesday discussing the serious issue at hand.
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The reports didn't gain much traction outside of the tech world, they still offered a lot of insight and valuable information.
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Apple has not stated how the vulnerabilities were discovered, where they were found, or by whom.
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Commercial spyware companies like Israel’s NSO Group are known for finding and exploiting vulnerabilities.
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NSO Group, a well-known provider of surveillance technology, has been blacklisted by the U.S. Commerce Department.
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"Security researcher Will Strafach said he had seen no technical analysis of the vulnerabilities that Apple has just patched."
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