Apple has quietly added several anti-exploit mitigations into its flagship mobile operating system in what appears to be a specific response to zero-click iMessage attacks observed in the wild.
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Apple Adds ‘BlastDoor’ to Secure iPhones From Zero-Click Attacks
Apple has quietly added several anti-exploit mitigations into its flagship mobile operating system in what appears to be a specific response to zero-click iMessage attacks observed in the wild. The post Apple Adds ‘BlastDoor’ to Secure iPhones From Zero-Click Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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