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TECH NEWS News: Apple warns iPhone users in India and 91 countries of sophisticated "mercenary spyware" attacks for unauthorized access, distinct from common cyber th

The probe found that there was “some vulnerability in Apples systems for a period during which several threat actors across the world tried to spread some virus on Apple devices”, the official said on condition of anonymity.

The recent threat notifications sent to iPhone users, including parliamentarians in India, warning of a state-sponsored attack on their devices were actually sent by Apple, not Access Now as previously suggested. The notifications were also sent to iPhone users in other countries.

Apple issues an official statement on the 'state-sponsored' cyber threat alerts received by Indian politicians. Lets find out what this means and how Apple's 'Lockdown Mode' can safeguard you., Technology & Science News, Times Now

Apple Tuesday clarified that it does not attribute the threat notifications sent to several iPhone-wielding politicians from the opposition parties and journalists, to any specific state-sponsored attacker. Apple added that it is unable to provide information about what causes the company to issue such threat notifications as that may help state-sponsored attackers to adapt their behaviour to evade detection in the future.

Apple in a statement stated it is possible that some threat notifications may be false alarms and some attacks may not be detected.

The internet giant recently sent out Threat Notifications to six Thai activists and researchers, warning them that their devices had been targeted by a state-sponsored attack.