Hackers can force iOS and macOS browsers to divulge passwords and much moreMasimatutu@lemm.ee to Technology@beehaw.org – 95 points – 9 months agoarstechnica.com20Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsI never understood the sentiment of many Apple fans around me who bark "Apple products can't be hacked or infected with viruses!" Nonetheless, I hope that a security patch will soon be available for those affected.Do people still say this? This seems like one of those tired things that gets passed around the Internet in the name of "Boo Apple!" I don't think I've heard any Apple products users of any tech background (or none at all) say since the early 2010s. Yet non-users keep parroting it.You might be right. The last time I heard that, was probably almost a decade ago. It's just something that got stuck in my brain about Apple superfansIt has been patched in Safari Technology Preview 173. We are currently running 181. Apple released security patches for iOS 15 and iOS 16 yesterday besides iOS 17.1 I'm pretty sure it has been solved already.
I never understood the sentiment of many Apple fans around me who bark "Apple products can't be hacked or infected with viruses!" Nonetheless, I hope that a security patch will soon be available for those affected.Do people still say this? This seems like one of those tired things that gets passed around the Internet in the name of "Boo Apple!" I don't think I've heard any Apple products users of any tech background (or none at all) say since the early 2010s. Yet non-users keep parroting it.You might be right. The last time I heard that, was probably almost a decade ago. It's just something that got stuck in my brain about Apple superfansIt has been patched in Safari Technology Preview 173. We are currently running 181. Apple released security patches for iOS 15 and iOS 16 yesterday besides iOS 17.1 I'm pretty sure it has been solved already.
Do people still say this? This seems like one of those tired things that gets passed around the Internet in the name of "Boo Apple!" I don't think I've heard any Apple products users of any tech background (or none at all) say since the early 2010s. Yet non-users keep parroting it.You might be right. The last time I heard that, was probably almost a decade ago. It's just something that got stuck in my brain about Apple superfans
You might be right. The last time I heard that, was probably almost a decade ago. It's just something that got stuck in my brain about Apple superfans
It has been patched in Safari Technology Preview 173. We are currently running 181. Apple released security patches for iOS 15 and iOS 16 yesterday besides iOS 17.1 I'm pretty sure it has been solved already.
I never understood the sentiment of many Apple fans around me who bark "Apple products can't be hacked or infected with viruses!"
Nonetheless, I hope that a security patch will soon be available for those affected.
Do people still say this? This seems like one of those tired things that gets passed around the Internet in the name of "Boo Apple!"
I don't think I've heard any Apple products users of any tech background (or none at all) say since the early 2010s. Yet non-users keep parroting it.
You might be right. The last time I heard that, was probably almost a decade ago. It's just something that got stuck in my brain about Apple superfans
It has been patched in Safari Technology Preview 173. We are currently running 181.
Apple released security patches for iOS 15 and iOS 16 yesterday besides iOS 17.1
I'm pretty sure it has been solved already.