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Apple users have been advised to immediately update their devices to protect against two security vulnerabilities that can allow attackers to take complete control of them.
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The tech giant warned that Mac computers could be breached by “maliciously crafted web content” and said it was “aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited”.
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If users get a virus warning in a pop-up, they should not tap on it or call any numbers listed on the fake alert.
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Apple released software updates that it says fix the exploits and warned users to download them as soon as possible.
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The tech giant warned Wednesday that Mac computers could be breached by “maliciously crafted web content” and said it was “aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited.”
Apple released software updates that it says fix the exploits and warned users to download them as soon as possible.
Apple's security flaw warning: What it means and what you need to do
nypost.com
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If you get a virus warning in a pop-up, the first thing to remember is that there is no such thing as an Apple security alert on an iPhone; don't tap on it or call any numbers listed on the fake alert. Don't even tap on the pop-up to close it!
How to Get Rid of Fake iPhone Virus Warnings
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See the Apple Security Alert error on your Mac? Know what to do next when you encounter this pop up.<p>You see this error message while browsing the Intern
Apple Security Alert pop up on Mac
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