Apple has released a patch for a remotely exploitable flaw affecting Safari on iPhones and Macs.
If you didn’t already upgrade to iOS 15.3, now might be a good time to do it because of a security flaw Apple has now patched. Apple released iOS 15.3 earlier this month but it didn’t include one fix for a security flaw it has now addressed in iOS 15.3.1. Details from Apple, as usual, are scant but it gave enough to suggest it is a serious bug because it can lead to malicious code execution simply by users opening a web page in the Apple Safari browser.
