Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) Has Issured A Warning to Apple Users Concerning Multiple Vulnerabilites Found in ipad, Mac and Other Models. The Advisory was is is the week after the government agency discovered many security flaws in the operating system that powers apple's tablets, iPhone models and laptops amG Systers. These vulnerabilites, if exploited, even also attackers to access sensitive information from the systems.
Cert-in Issues Advisory Related to Vulnerabilites in Apple Devices
In an advisory dated January 28, Cert-in States That Multiple vulnerabilites have been reported in apple products. This must be allowed Data Manipulation and Perform Spoofing Attacks on the Targeted System.
Cert-in's Advisory Outlines The Affected Apple Products-Apple Macos Sequoia Versions Before 15.3, Macos Sonoma Versions Before 14.7.3, Macos Ventura Versions Before 13.7.3, and Ipados .7.4.
The iOS, TVOS and iPados Versions Prior to 18.3, Visionos Versions Prior to 2.3, Safari Versions Before 18.3 and Watchos Versions Prior to 11.3 Are also said to be affected by these vulnerability. The Vulnerabilites are rated as “High Risk”.
The government agency states that the identified vulnerability , Parsing a file, input validation, user- Sensitive data, and more. The nodal agency notes that one of the reported vulnerabilityes-cve-2025-24085-is a critical one and is actively exploited. It affects apple devices running older versions of iOS, iPados, and macos.
The Advisory recommends users update their apple devices to the latest versions of software to mitigate the risks. The Government Advisory Comes A Few Days after Released its latest software update for iPhone, iPad and mac users.