Today, Apple pushed the iOS/iPadOS 15.3.1 update to iPhone and iPad users. From the official description, the new version clearly informs that it is only to fix vulnerabilities to improve security, and to fix problems that may cause the braille display to stop responding.
According to Apple’s official website security content page, this iOS version fixes a Safari webpage vulnerability, which is “WebKit”. Since processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to arbitrary code execution, this vulnerability has been actively exploited and is likely to be shared publicly, affecting the security of users using the product.
At the same time, the macOS Apple computer system is also affected by this vulnerability, so this time the launch of the macOS 12.2.1 system will also fix this problem simultaneously.
Recently, the mobile operating systems of Apple products have been continuously introduced. Many bugs have been fixed to improve security and many new functions have been introduced. It is worth mentioning that Apple has previously pushed the iOS 15.4 beta version to developers, which supports the use of Face ID while wearing a mask. Nowadays, wearing masks has become a part of people’s daily life, and this function can be said to be quite practical. It is reported that when the user chooses to use this function, the system will ask to enter the face ID again, mainly to record the features around the user’s eyes.