Miguel Marquez[verified]@Lk_arkngelPatch
Apple has fixed CVE‑2023‑43010 (a WebKit memory corruption) and a kernel use‑after‑free, and it has back‑ported these patches to older iOS versions that cannot upgrade, indicating the vulnerabilities are already mitigated.
سايبر دايبر[verified]@CyberDaiberPatch
Apple released security updates to fix a memory‑corruption vulnerability that can be triggered by malicious web content on older iPhone and iPad devices.
Jordano Mazzoni | 🌩 #Cloud 🛡️#Cybersecurity #AWS[verified]@jordano_mazzoniPatch
A security advisory warns of several critical CVEs, notes that some are actively exploited, and confirms that patches are now available, urging immediate action.
tpx Security ⠠⠵[verified]@tpx_SecurityPatch
Apple issued security updates for legacy iOS and iPadOS devices to address CVE‑2023‑43010, a memory‑corruption flaw used by the Coruna exploit kit, and added extra fixes for the same exploitation vector.
The Hacker News@TheHackersNewsPatch
Apple has backported a fix for CVE‑2023‑43010, which was actively exploited in the Coruna iPhone exploit kit, and the update now protects iOS 15.8.7 and 16.7.15 devices.
Jordano Mazzoni | 🌩 #Cloud 🛡️#Cybersecurity #AWS@jordano_mazzoniPatch
Multiple critical CVEs, including RCEs and path‑traversal flaws, are either actively exploited or pose significant threats, but vendor patches are now available for timely mitigation.
Dalbeir Singh@dalbeirthakurPatch
The tweet alerts that older iPhones are vulnerable to CVE‑2023‑43010 and advises updating to the latest iOS versions for protection.
Clone Systems@CloneSystemsIncPatch
Apple backported fixes for CVE-2023-43010 to older iPhones and iPads, noting the WebKit flaw’s link to the Coruna exploit kit and urging users to apply the patch as legacy devices remain a target.