Google's Threat Intelligence Group on Tuesday identified a 23-vulnerability iOS exploit kit called Coruna that appears to have traveled from a US government contractor through Russian espionage operations into the hands of Chinese cybercriminals. Mobile security firm iVerify, which analyzed the toolkit independently, estimates roughly 42,000 iPhones have already been compromised in the criminal campaign alone. Apple fixed the bugs in iOS 26. Older versions? Still wide open. That means iOS 13 through 17.2.1, anything Apple shipped between September 2019 and December 2023.
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