Apple just released a Rapid Security Response (RSR) for iOS, bringing it to version 16.5.1 (A). This patches a vulnerability in WebKit that is likely being actively exploited. Note that because Numbers Station does not preview web links sent as a message in a converation, it is NOT vulnerable to this exploit. Most other messaging apps though, when receiving a message with a malicious web link, will automatically start previewing the link. The preview triggers the vulnerable code and results in the device being exploited. Once again, Numbers Station is the more secure option.
iOS 16.5.1 (A) is out, Numbers station is NOT at risk
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