A critical vulnerability in Apple’s FaceTime chat application can be exploited to spy on people. The tech giant has disabled a FaceTime feature in an effort to prevent abuse until a patch is made available.
Mobile & Wireless·Privacy & Compliance
Apple Working on Patch to Prevent FaceTime Spying
A critical vulnerability in Apple’s FaceTime chat application can be exploited to spy on people. The tech giant has disabled a FaceTime feature in an effort to prevent abuse until a patch is made available. The post Apple Working on Patch to Prevent FaceTime Spying appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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