IPhone Maker Apple Products Have High Risk Security Flaws, Warning from Cert-In

Some of the products of Apple, which makes popular iPhones and iPads worldwide, have been warned of high risk of security in India. The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) has issued this warning. CERT-in has found security-related deficiencies in Apple’s operating system of iPhone, tablets and laptops.

India is among the big markets for Apple. Cert-in The advisory issued on behalf of the Apple has found security deficiencies in Apple’s products. With this, hackers can access sensitive information, cross security restrictions and change data. In this advisory, the version of Macos Sequoia Versions 15.3 of Apple, Macos Sonoma 14.7.3 before the version, MACOS Ventura 13.7.7.3 before 13.7.3, and the presence of security for the presence of security for the version before iPados 17.7.4 Has been. Apart from this, the version of iOS, TVOS and iPados before 18.3, Safari has also been warned of high risk of security for the version before 18.3.

In this advisory, users have been advised to update Apple devices to the new version. Recently, Apple released a new software update for users of iPhone, iPad and MAC. Recently, Cert-in warned of high-risk for users using Google’s Chrome browser. In this warning issued by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, users have been advised to update devices with Google Chrome browser and Chromeos.

The CERT-in advisory states that the old version of Google Chrome has some shortcomings, which has the risk of users’ data and system. This includes the Chromeos verses before the Chromeos verses before the Windows and Mac for Windows and Mac 132.0.6834.110/111, 132.0.6834.110 and 16093.68.0 for Linux. To solve this, Google has released the Stable Channel update for Google Chrome on desktop platforms. Google has said that this update will soon be available to all users. Chromebook users have also been advised to update devices to the new version of Chromeos.