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Apple Releases iOS 18.7.2 & iPadOS 18.7.2, Patches Zero-Day Exploit
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Apple vydáva iOS 18.7.2 a iPadOS 18.7.2, opravuje zero-day zraniteľnosť

Apple vydal nové softvérové aktualizácie — iOS 18.7.2 pre iPhony a iPadOS 18.7.2 pre iPady — ako núdzové opatrenie na opravu kritických bezpečnostných zraniteľností, vrátane potenciálneho zero-day útoku 9to5mac.com itpro.com. Tieto aktualizácie, vydané 5. novembra 2025, prinášajú „dôležité bezpečnostné opravy“ a sú
8 novembra, 2025

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