IT_Security

  Apple has just rolled out emergency security updates across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS to fix CVE-2025-43300, a zero-day vulnerability that’s already been actively exploited in highly targeted attacks, possibly involving nation-state spyware. This marks the seventh zero-day patched by Apple in 2025, highlighting an alarming trend in both frequency and sophistication. What makes this case alarming is that the vulnerability was already being used in targeted attacks, reportedly involving advanced spyware campaigns. These types of attacks typically begin with high-value targets such as journalists, government officials, or corporate executives, but history shows they can quickly expand to the wider user base if left unpatched. This incident marks Apple’s  seventh zero-day patch in 2025 , underscoring both the increasing frequency of such flaws and the urgent need for users to take security updates seriously. For individuals and organizations alike, the stakes are high: a single exp...