Apple security fix didn’t address root cause – now corrected in iOS 16.5

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By Ben LovejoyMay 23, 2023, 7:20 am417 pts
An Apple security fix in iOS 15.6.1 back in August of last year was said to close two major security vulnerabilities, one of which could have allowed a rogue app to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges (aka do Very Bad Things). But it’s now been revealed that the more serious vulnerability wasn’t…

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