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Apple says many of the iOS vulnerabilities detailed in WikiLeaks release are already fixed

Last updated: May 14, 2021 3:07 pm UTC
By Dan Pye

In a statement posted by Kif Leswing on Twitter, Apple claims that it is working on assessing all of the iOS vulnerabilities detailed in yesterday’s WikiLeaks release, but claims, “many of the issues leaked today were already patched in the latest iOS.”

Apple statement on the WikiLeaks CIA files: "Many of the issues leaked today were already patched in the latest iOS" pic.twitter.com/yUoUeTTaXN — kif leswing (@kifleswing) March 8, 2017


The company touted its ongoing commitment to protecting customer security and privacy and urged users to make sure their devices are running the latest version of iOS.

WikiLeaks claims the CIA has put a “disproportionate focus on iOS” as a hacking target and kept known vulnerabilities from Apple in defiance of prior U.S.

government promises of disclosure.


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