Apple Releases New Security Patch After Introducing Safari Bug
After releasing a Rapid Security Response update that would introduce an additional bug, Apple has released a new security update to fix the issue.
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After releasing a Rapid Security Response update that would introduce an additional bug, Apple has released a new security update to fix the issue.
Earlier this week, we urged Apple users to make sure they properly downloaded the company’s latest Rapid Security Response update. The update, which was pushed out to user devices on Monday, was supposed to protect against a serious software vulnerability that hackers might be trying to exploit. However, hours after Apple sent out the security patch, it was revealed that some software changes were causing serious trouble for the Safari browser. As a result, Apple pulled its update from circulati
Apple is now issuing Rapid Security Response updates for iOS 16.5.1 (b), iPadOS 16.5.1 (b), and macOS 13.4.1. (b) to address a bug.
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Apple released "emergency" security updates for a number of its products on Monday to patch a software vulnerability that could be seeing active exploitation.