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iOS 9.3.5

3 articles stable

iOS 9.3.5 has appeared in 3 articles since 2016-08. Coverage peaked in 2016Q3 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Apple.

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2016-08-27
Washington Post 21 related

Researchers uncover zero-day iOS flaws used to try to remotely steal data from activists, likely sold by malware vendor NSO; Apple releases patch with iOS 9.3.5

The software update Apple … Graham Spencer / MacStories : Government Hackers Caught Using Unprecedented iPhone Spy Tool Jeff John Roberts / Fortune : Why You Really Need to Download Apple's Latest Sec...

The Citizen Lab 41 related

How a government targeted Ahmed Mansoor, an activist in the UAE, with three zero-day exploits meant to infect his iPhone with sophisticated commercial spyware

Saturday, August 27, 2016 Ewan Spence / Forbes : Apple Loop: iPhone 7 Launch On September 9th ‘Confirmed’, Dangerous iOS Flaws, New iPhone 7 Images Paul Szoldra / Business Insider : Inside ‘Pegasus,’ ...

2016-08-26
Washington Post 34 related

Researchers uncover zero-day iOS flaws used to try to remotely steal data from activists, likely sold by malware vendor NSO; Apple releases patch with iOS 9.3.5

Many people assume their iPhones are secure, but new research sent Apple scrambling to fix vulnerabilities that left users at risk.

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