An iOS program security breach leaves your Apple devices vulnerable to hackers.
To fix this flaw, the iOS 16.3.1 update should be done as soon as possible, according to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
“Fixing this breach on these devices needs to be a priority,” Tim Mackey, head of supply chain risk strategy at Synopsys Software Integrity, told Forbes business magazine.
Hackers can take advantage of this vulnerability at Apple to use malicious web content and perform tasks on your device without your consent.
This flaw in Apple’s program makes the following devices vulnerable to computer attacks:
– iPhones 8 and newer
– All iPad Pro models
– iPad Air 3rd generation and newer
– iPad 5th generation and newer
– iPad mini 5th generation and newer
Users of the Windows system and the Office suite would also be affected by another computer breach.
One expert even told Forbes that this flaw was easy to exploit.
The update to fix this flaw can be found in the Microsoft store on your device.
