2024-04-05 23:30:49
If you have an old iPhone, you may have to face huge losses. In fact, an alert has been issued by the Central Government’s Computer Emergency Response Team i.e. CERT-In regarding an Apple device. The government on Wednesday gave a high risk warning regarding Apple iPhone, MacBook, iPad and Vision Pro headset. According to the report, remote code can be entered into Apple devices. Let us know about this in detail..
Which devices are at risk
If you use iPhone XS, 12.9 inch iPad Pro and 10.5 inch iPad Pro, 11 inch iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad and iPad Mini, then you are at risk. If you are a user of iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone According to the report of CERT-In, an alert was issued regarding Apple Safari version 17.4.1, Apple macOS Ventura version 13.6.6, Apple macOS Sonoma version 14.4.1, Apple Vision 17.4.1 and Apple iOS, iPadOS version 16.7.7. Has gone.
Government’s high risk alert for these users with Apple iPhone, watch video
How to protect?
- First of all, users should update their phone and PC with the latest version security patch.
- Users should always avoid using unsecured and public WiFi networks. Two factor authentication should be used, which offers an extra layer of security.
- Users should always download apps and software from trusted sources such as Apple App Store and Google Play Store. With this, malware threats can be avoided. Users should backup data on regular basis to avoid data loss.