iPhone vulnerability let hackers attack devices through Mail app April 22, 2020 https://www.cultofmac.com/704197/iphone-vulnerability-let-hackers-attack-devices-through-mail-app/ ZecOps: You’ve Got (0-click) Mail! Unassisted iOS Attacks via MobileMail/Maild in the Wild
Apple says Mail app vulnerabilities don't post an 'immediate risk' to users It also found "no evidence" that the it was exploited in the wild April 24, 2020 https://www.engadget.com/apple-mail-vulnerability-no-evidence-used-against-customers-093649060.html
No excuse! absolutely none, and it goes to show you how insecure an iPhone can be, contrary to what their CEO says. Security has fallen hard in the last few years at Apple, and one has to wonder who they are appeasing? They tout security, but they always have a vicious exploit. Even by the CEO's own admission. They don't use the word 'security' anymore as a selling point. They say privacy. This is not even true. Apple should be ashamed of themselves for what they have done with their devices.
Sneaky Zero-Click Attacks Are a Hidden Menace https://www.wired.com/story/sneaky-zero-click-attacks-hidden-menace/
Yes, it's a joke, same goes for Android. They really should start to develop more serious anti-exploit mitigations in both Android and iOS.
You have to put them in yourself, however, we can try to hit them in their pocket as hard we can especially Apple
900 Million iPhones Left Vulnerable to the MailDemon Security Flaw May 15, 2020 https://wccftech.com/900-million-iphones-left-vulnerable-to-the-maildemon-security-flaw/
It is of course bad for devices that came before the iPhone 6s, but models before the 6s have been vulnerable all along. Yes, a few vulnerabilities such as the iMessage one have been backported to iOS 12, but most have not and those devices have lots of vulnerabilites and should not be used anyway.
Germany govt urges iOS users to patch critical Mail app flaws May 27, 2020 https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...s-ios-users-to-patch-critical-mail-app-flaws/