Apple has addressed vulnerabilities in iOS and macOS

Apple has released important updates to ensure the security of Mac and iPhone users. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

MacRumors reported on this. The dangerous vulnerability named "CVE-2025-6558" was addressed in the iOS 18.6 and macOS Sequoia 15.6 versions released at the end of July.

This vulnerability allowed hackers to bypass the security system of the Chrome browser and execute any code on the device. The most concerning aspect is that this vulnerability also affected the WebKit engine in Apple systems.

WebKit is a core component of the Safari browser and Apple applications. When malicious web content was processed through WebKit, it could cause a system error.

Although Google addressed this vulnerability in its browser on July 15, a specific security patch was developed for iOS and macOS due to its deep integration into Apple systems. Currently, the details of how this vulnerability was exploited and its technical specifics have not been disclosed.

In collaboration with Google, cybersecurity companies decided not to disclose information until users install the update. Therefore, all users are advised to update their systems.

The updates enhance the security of devices and prevent malicious attacks.