iOS 18.4.1 fixes two actively exploited vulnerabilties

iOS 18.4.1 fixes two actively exploited vulnerabilties

The iOS 18.4.1 update contains security fixes for vulnerabilities that may have been used in sophisticated attacks. Here’s why you should update.

On Wednesday, more than two weeks after the launch of iOS 18.4, Apple released iOS 18.4.1. Though the update itself is relatively minor, with only a CarPlay fix and no new features, the software includes two significant security patches.

Källa: iOS 18.4.1 fixes two actively exploited vulnerabilties


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iOS 18.4.1 patches two iPhone security flaws used in ’extremely sophisticated’ attacks

iOS 18.4.1 patches two iPhone security flaws used in ’extremely sophisticated’ attacks

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On Wednesday, Apple pushed updates to most of its platforms: iOS 18.4.1, iPadOS 18.4.1, macOS 15.4.1, tvOS 18.4.1 and visionOS 2.4.1. They contain two security fixes for flaws that may have been used in real-world attacks, so it’s wise to update your devices without too much delay.

Apple is aware of a report that both security issues ”may have been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack against specific targeted individuals on iOS.”

Källa: iOS 18.4.1 patches two iPhone security flaws used in ’extremely sophisticated’ attacks

Google, Apple, and Snap aren’t happy about Meta’s poorly-redacted slides

Google, Apple, and Snap aren’t happy about Meta’s poorly-redacted slides

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During Meta’s antitrust trial today, lawyers representing Apple, Google, and Snap each expressed irritation with Meta over the slides it presented on Monday that The Verge found to contain easy-to-remove redactions. Attorneys for both Apple and Snap called the errors “egregious,” with Apple’s representative indicating that it may not be able to trust Meta with its internal information in the future. Google’s attorney also blamed Meta for jeopardizing the search giant’s data with the mistake.

Källa: Google, Apple, and Snap aren’t happy about Meta’s poorly-redacted slides

iPhone Fold’s screen resolutions surfaced by a second leaker

iPhone Fold’s screen resolutions surfaced by a second leaker

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The screen and camera details of the iPhone Fold have surfaced yet again, with a list of identical specifications making an earlier leaker’s claim seem slightly more likely to be true.

The iPhone Fold is expected to have two screens, with a smaller outer display for general use and a folding internal one that’s much larger. It now seems that the rumor mill has agreed on some of the essential specifications of those components.

In a Naver post, serial leaker ”yeux1122” posted some details about the iPhone Fold’s screens. The key internal one is listed as measuring 7.76 inches diagonally, with a resolution of 2,713 by 1,920 and a theoretical pixel density of 428 pixels per inch.

Källa: iPhone Fold’s screen resolutions surfaced by a second leaker

No, Trump has not raised the China tariff to 245 percent

No, Trump has not raised the China tariff to 245 percent

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Despite scaremongering headlines, Trump did not escalate his ”reciprocal” China tariff to 245% on Tuesday night. The figure is a reinstatement of previous tariffs that don’t apply to Apple or big tech at all.

Coming on top of previous escalations and the Apple exemption that Trump says isn’t an exemption, it wouldn’t have been surprising if the China tariff rose again. And the White House itself stoked fear-mongering by how it phrased the tariffs in a fact sheet issued late on Tuesday night, April 15, 2025.

”China now faces up to a 245% tariff on imports to the United States,” says the fact sheet, ”as a result of its retaliatory actions.”

Källa: No, Trump has not raised the China tariff to 245 percent

Kevin Spacey revives ‘House Of Cards’ character for new Netflix promo

Kevin Spacey revives ‘House Of Cards’ character for new Netflix promo

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Kevin Spacey has appeared on a Netflix-related promo for the first time since leaving the show House Of Cards.

The Oscar-winner appeared as his character from the series, Frank Underwood, for a clip promoting comedian and podcaster Tim Dillion’s stand-up special, I’m Your Mother.In the clip, Dillon comes into his podcast studio only to find Underwood sitting at his desk.

“You podcasters think you’ve inherited the kingdom,” the character says. “Whispering in ears, swaying elections, spinning the truth like it was cotton candy when in fact you’re nothing but a bunch of clowns juggling boner pills and hair tonic.”

Källa: Kevin Spacey revives ‘House Of Cards’ character for new Netflix promo