Apple releases patch for 20 critical iPhone vulnerabilities

Apple has released updates for iOS versions 26.6.1 and 18.7.1 to patch over 20 software vulnerabilities, particularly those targeting iPhone devices. The goal is to restrict the exploitation of these security flaws in Safari browser and WebKit framework, which the system uses to access the internet. These vulnerabilities pose significant security risks, as hackers could exploit them through malicious websites to access device memory and gain remote control, putting users' data at risk. This update comes at a time when Apple has warned about surveillance attacks targeting iPhone users. Despite security improvements, some users have reported a decrease in battery performance after updating; nonetheless, experts recommend upgrading devices to ensure better digital security.

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