Apple Issues Global Warning Over 'Zero-Day' Spyware Vulnerability in 110 Countries
Apple has warned users in 110 countries about potential spyware infections after discovering malicious software targeting iPhones. The company is urging iPhone owners worldwide to immediately reset their passwords and enable two-factor authentication.
Apple has issued a warning about spyware affecting iPhones in 110 countries, prompting the company to display a security alert on the lock screen of affected devices to inform users of the threat and provide guidance on how to protect their personal data. The issue affects iPhones running iOS 15.6 or earlier, with Apple advising users to immediately update to the latest version of iOS. Users are also being advised to be cautious when receiving unsolicited messages or calls, as they may be related to spyware attempts. By displaying the warning on the lock screen, Apple aims to provide a clear and visible notification to affected users.
