Millions of iPhones can be hacked with a new tool found in the wild

A cluster of high-risk security incidents reported by Ars Technica: DarkSword, a powerful iPhone-hacking tool, is observed in the wild and reportedly capable of compromising hundreds of millions of iPhones; CISA added multiple iOS flaws to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Other active threats include BIOS-level access vulnerabilities in internet-exposed IP‑KVMs, a Unicode-based supply‑chain attack affecting GitHub and package repositories, widespread router malware infecting ~14,000 devices, a destructive wiper attack that has taken down Stryker's Windows network, AirSnitch Wi‑Fi‑b