Important requesting that you upgrade your Apple devices once more
We're back at it once more: I'm writing this post to urge you to upgrade your iPhone, iPad, or Mac as soon as possible since the most recent versions of their software cure several truly terrible flaws. The solutions for the WebKit and kernel flaws that could allow attackers to launch harmful code on your device are detailed in the security notes for iOS/iPadOS 15.6.1 and macOS 12.5.1. The annotations also mention the possibility of intentional exploitation of the bugs.
Unfortunately, this is about the third or fourth time I've written an article specifically requesting that readers upgrade their Macs or iPhones to fix some really critical security problems. Since iOS 15's initial release, there have been 13 updates, nine of which have fixed various arbitrary code execution bugs. In fact, I could have written this exact post even more times than that. Some of such issues frequently give attackers access to kernel privileges.