Apple devices would have become more vulnerable to crypto hacks!

Kaspersky recently reported that the giant Apple has released urgent updates. Also, users are required to update their devices to iOS 16.4.1 and macOS 13.3.1. It appears that the updates aim to protect crypto holders against a possible threat. Find out what it actually is.

A vulnerability that gives carte blanche to hackers!

A few days ago, security firm Kaspersky revealed an alarming rise in crypto phishing attacks. Now she’s urging Apple users to be vigilant as she reveals some alarming news. It turns out that the tech giant has discovered a critical vulnerability that can facilitate crypto hacks. It is precisely about two security threatsCVE-2023-28205 and CVE-2023-28206, which may allow hackers to “do almost anything“.

In particular, the vulnerability may allow malicious actors to carry out zero-click exploits. Users will then be directed to phishing sites. On these, malware will be automatically installed in their devices. Also, even without having interacted with the pages of phishing sites, users will find themselves in danger.

You should know that after the installation of the malware, the attackers will have control over the devices. They will be able to execute different codes without the knowledge of the users. Crypto holders using Apple could then have their assets stolen. In effect, attackers will be able to freely access users’ digital wallets.

That said, Apple reacted as soon as possible once it saw the security issue. It then released an urgent software update. Kaspersky invited iOS and macOS users to apply necessary updates as soon as possible.

The news comes as a reminder to users that it is necessary to redouble their efforts to reduce the risk of being scammed. For this purpose, they must be ready to take security measures such as diversifying their funds in different wallets. It is also recommended to ensure secure storage of private keys. In addition, each user should carefully assess the authenticity of a link before clicking on it. It should be clarified that phishing sites generally have a different level of spelling. This level is still difficult to spot for uninformed users.

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