Apple released iOS 18.3.1, iPadOS 18.3.1, and iPadOS 17.7.5 today to address a zero-day exploit that might allow attackers to access data on a locked device.

Let’s keep this short and sweet — or rather bitter. The widely reported mandate on Apple to trash its encryption at the behest of the UK government is a disaster for iPhone users and everyone else as well. It’s the most serious setback for personal cyber security we have seen in years. If this goes ahead as reported, there will be no turning back.

Feb. 10, Apple released a series of updates for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. It doesn't add any new features, but it does patch a serious security vulnerability.

Apple is urging millions of iPhone users to update their phones, after a major security breach saw them targeted by "extremely sophisticated" cyber attacks

Apple has released an urgent iOS and iPadOS update (18.3.1) to patch a critical security vulnerability (CVE-2025-24200) that allows attackers with physical access to bypass USB Restricted Mode on locked devices.

That’s why every user should install the company’s latest security patch — it fixes a hole Apple says may already have been in active use. It is important to note that the attack seems to be one that requires direct,