The Cupertino Fruit Company rolled out a bevy of software updates dedicated to fixing security flaws currently plaguing its software offerings.
The updates, released on Wednesday, July 20th, 2022, address 37 (at least) flaws currently impacting and everything in between. The updates addressed the following CVEs:
- CVE-2002-2294 – Memory Corruption, WebRTC
- CVE-2002-32810 – Apple Neural Engine
- CVE-2002-32829 – Apple Neural Engine
- CVE-2002-32840 – Apple Neural Engine
- CVE-2002 – 32820 – Audio
- CVE-2002-32821 – GPU Drivers
- CVE-2002-32802 – ImageIO
- CVE-2002-26768 – IOMobileFrameBuffer
- CVE-2002-32813 – Kernel
- CVE-2002-32815 – Kernel
- CVE-2002-32792 – WebKit
- CVE-2002-32844 – Kernel (Pointer Authentication)
- CVE-2002-32785 – ImageIO (DoS)
- CVE-2002-32819 – AppleMobileFileIntegrity & System Events (Privilege Escalation)
- CVE-2002-32826 – AppleMobileFileIntegrity & System Events (Privilege Escalation)
On top of the above mentioned CVEs, the latest version of macOS fixes five security vulnerabilities in the SMB module.
So…when you can (hopefully soon) update to iOS 15.6, iPadOS 15.6, macOS Monterey 12.5 (BigSur 11.6.8, 2022-005 Catalina for older Macs), tvOS 15.6 and watchOS 8.7.
