Apple Fixes Actively Used Zero-Day Impacting iPhones, Macs, and Other Devices

Apple has rolled out software patches to tackle various security weaknesses within its product range, addressing a zero-day flaw that the company mentioned has been actively taken advantage of.

Apple has rolled out software patches to tackle various security weaknesses within its product range, addressing a zero-day flaw that the company mentioned has been actively taken advantage of.
The flaw, identified as CVE-2025-24085, has been defined as a post-exploitation glitch in the Core Media segment that could enable an unauthorized application already present on a gadget to escalate privileges.
“Apple is

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