Apple Fixes iPhone Zero-Day Spyware Exploit
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Apple released security updates on June 12 to patch a zero-day vulnerability in iPhones that was actively exploited by Paragon spyware against journalists and other targets. The flaw allowed attackers to gain unauthorized access to devices through a previously unknown exploit. Apple addressed the vulnerability without initially disclosing details, though security researchers later identified its use in targeted surveillance campaigns. The update marks another instance of sophisticated spyware targeting Apple's platform despite the company's security measures.