If you still haven't upgraded to iOS 27, a new security patch deserves your attention. Apple says attackers may already have exploited the flaw it fixes.

Alongside the just-released iOS 27.0.1, Apple has delivered a software update that will work on all iPhones from iPhone 11 to iPhone 17.

Apple is gearing up to release iOS 27.2 in October. What's in the new iPhone update and how will it impact your security?

Today's release of iOS 27 also brought a big set of fixes for various security vulnerabilities. These are the most important ones: ...

Today's iOS 27 update addresses over 100 security vulnerabilities, which is a good reason to install the new software. If you don't want to update to ‌iOS 27‌ yet, Apple also released iOS 26.7 with ...

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Just over three weeks after launch, Apple is moving iOS 27 to the top of Software Update: iPhones running iOS 26 now show iOS 27.0.1 as the main update, while iOS 26.7.1 moves down. No one is being ...

Apple’s security page for iOS 27 lists 51 fixes that its iOS 26.7 page doesn’t, including one for a flaw that could let someone holding your unlocked iPhone see saved Wi-Fi passwords. Apple doesn’t ...

Alongside iOS 27, Apple today released iOS 26.7, an update to the existing iOS 26 software. Users who check for new software will see iOS 26.7 as the default update, with ‌iOS 27‌ listed as an option ...

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Apple patched an iPhone flaw that may have been exploited in targeted attacks. Here’s what iOS 26 users need to know and how to update.

Apple says the bug was used to attack "specific targeted individuals" running iOS 26, which the majority of Apple customers are still using.