Apple patches zero-day flaw affecting all devices

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Apple patches zero-day flaw affecting all devices

Users urged to apply updates.

Apple has fixed a vulnerability that affects all versions of its iOS, OSX and watchOS operating systems, and was first flagged in mid-July. Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group is believed to have used the never-before-seen technique since at least February, internet security watchdog ...

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