Apple Patches iPhone Zero-Day Bug Exploited by Spyware

Apple fixes a hidden iPhone zero-day bug used in Paragon spyware attacks. Update to iOS 18.3.1 to stay protected.
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Apple Patches iPhone Zero-Day Bug Exploited by Spyware
Apple Fixes iPhone Zero-Day Bug Used in Paragon Spyware Attacks Apple has addressed a serious iPhone zero-day vulnerability exploited by Paragon spyware to target European journalists. The flaw, which went undisclosed for months, has now been patched in the iOS 18.3.1 update, marking a critical step in protecting iPhone users from mercenary spyware threats.                         Image Credits:Jaap Arriens / NurPhoto / Getty Images This blog post explains how the exploit worked, who was targeted, and what Apple users should do next. If you're worried about spyware, privacy, or Apple’s patching transparency, this guide breaks it all down. iPhone Zero-Day Bug Exploited by Paragon Spyware The iPhone zero-day bug was initially hidden from Apple’s official February security advisory, despite being quietly patched in iOS 18.3.1 on February 10. At the time, Apple only acknowledged a separate, unrelated vulnerability. It wasn’t until June 12 that the company publicly updated its advisory, rev…