A severe security breach in Apple’s network could allow fraudsters to take control of your devices remotely.
The computer giant revealed in a security report, Wednesday, the importance of implementing the latest update as quickly as possible for your iPhone, iPad and Mac to make them more secure.
This report shows that scammers may take advantage of the hack to infiltrate your device.
Apple did not disclose in the reports how its team discovered this breach.
Updating is recommended if you have one of the following devices.
– Mac computer with macOS Monterey
– iPhone SE (3rd generation)
– iPhone 13 Pro Max
– iPhone 13 Pro
– iPhone 13
– iPhone 13 mini
– iPhone 12 Pro Max
– iPhone 12 Pro
-iPhone 12
– iPhone 12 mini
– iPhone SE (2nd generation)
– iPhone 11 Pro
– iPhone 11 Pro Max
– iPhone 11
-iPhone XS
– iPhone XS Max
-iPhone XR
-iPhone X
– iPhone 8
– iPhone 8 Plus
– iPhone 7
– iPhone 7 Plus
– iPhone SE (1st generation)
– iPhone 6s
iPad (5th generation) – released in 2017
iPad Pro (2nd generation)
– iPad (6th generation)
– iPad Pro 11 inch
– iPad Pro (3rd generation)
– iPad (7th generation)
iPad mini (5th generation)
– iPad Air (3rd generation)
– iPad (8th generation)
– iPad Air (4th generation)
iPad Pro (4th generation)
iPad Pro (2nd generation)
– iPad Pro (10.5 inches)
– iPad Pro (12.9 inch)
