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A new iPhone hacking tool puts anyone still on iOS 18 at risk

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Cybersecurity firms have uncovered a new hacking technique called DarkSword that targets iOS 18 users, potentially affecting close to a quarter of iPhones by stealing sensitive data through infected web pages without leaving traces. This hack highlights the critical importance of updating to the latest iOS version for security; content creators and all iPhone users are advised to ensure their devices are running the most recent software updates to protect against such vulnerabilities.

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