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

Ars Technica security feed reporting includes active exploitation of iOS vulnerabilities, a new in-the-wild iPhone hacking tool attributed to Russian hackers, exposed and vulnerable IP KVMs, supply-chain compromises, router and camera malware campaigns, ransomware or wiper activity against critical-sector organizations, and credential- or wallet-stealing malware. The feed also covers Wi-Fi encryption bypass research, malicious software packages, Office exploitation by Russian state actors, and a Notepad++ update-infrastructure compromise. Multiple items describe active attacks or high-impact,ב