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Apple discloses zero-day vulnerability, releases emergency patches
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Apple discloses zero-day vulnerability, releases emergency patches

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Andy Stern
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Apple released emergency software patches Tuesday that address a newly identified zero-day vulnerability in the company’s WebKit web browser engine. Tracked as CVE-2025-24201, an attacker can potentially escape the constraints of Webkit’s Web Content sandbox, potentially leading to unauthorized actions. The sandbox is a security feature that isolates untrusted web content in order to prevent […]

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