Apple Patches 87 Vulnerabilities in iOS, 155 in macOS Tahoe
Apple announced that dozens of vulnerabilities have been patched in each of its operating systems. The post Apple Patches 87 Vulnerabilities in iOS, 155 in macOS Tahoe appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Apple announced on Monday that it has released patches for dozens of vulnerabilities discovered recently in its operating systems.
The company patched 87 vulnerabilities with the release of iOS 26.6 and iPadOS 26.6.
The flaws can be exploited to access sensitive user data, fingerprint users, cause a DoS condition, execute arbitrary code, delete files, modify the file system, bypass security, add contacts without authorization, spoof the UI, and escalate privileges.
Source: https://www.securityweek.com/apple-patches-87-vulnerabilities-in-ios-155-in-macos-tahoe/
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