New Apple Exploit Exposes Millions of iPhones Worldwide, No Software Fix Available
2026-06-23T08:51:55Z•20d3494d81b48490b928d4e60755e8bd2f2ef846c6f80548ee3ff4b0c99024ce
CVE-2026-35273applebeets-studio-buds-bugbitlockerbootromcoupangcredentials-leakdata-breachextortioninfinite-campusinfostealeriosnintendonovo-nordiskoraclepeoplesoftphysical-accessprinz-eugenransomwareregulatory-finesecureromshinyhuntersusbliter8windowszero-day
What happened
Multiple high-impact security events reported: a new SecureROM exploit dubbed “usbliter8” can bypass boot protections on older iPhones with physical access and has no software fix; Oracle warns of a critical PeopleSoft zero-day (CVE-2026-35273) actively exploited in ShinyHunters-linked campaigns; new claims of a Windows zero-day that may bypass BitLocker; and Prinz Eugen ransomware now prioritizes recently modified files and omits on-disk ransom notes. Large-scale data exposure and extortion incidents continue — Cybernews identified a 24 billion-record credential dataset, infostealer logs add
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