Serious vulnerability in iPhones. The Cyber ​​Agency orders the devices to be updated immediately.

We asked Bruno Ausiello, Head of Cybersecurity for information.

“Update the operating system of your Apple devices as soon as possible.” This was communicated by the National Cybersecurity Agency after yesterday evening, February 13, Apple released an updated version of the software capable of correcting three vulnerabilities discovered in recent days.

The vulnerability, never intercepted before, takes the name of ” zero day “ and was discovered by a researcher of the Citizen Lab, a research group on digital rights of the Munk School of the University of Toronto.

The flaw would concern WebKit, a software used by Safari, the native internet search browser of the American company, and could seriously jeopardize the security of user data.

Apple recommends users to upgrade to iOS 16.3.1, iPadOS 16.3.1, macOS Ventura 13.2.1 and Safari 16.3.1 to save time and mitigate potential risks.