Apple Fixes Critical iOS Bugs in iOS 26.0.1 Update
Apple has rolled out an update for its iOS operating system, iOS 26.0.1, to address several critical issues affecting iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and iPhone 17 Pro models. The update, released recently, fixes a system flaw causing artifacts in photos and several dangerous vulnerabilities that could lead to crashes and disconnections.
Among the patched vulnerabilities is the critical CVE-2025-43400, which could cause internal system and app crashes. The update also resolves issues with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, ensuring stable connections for users. Additionally, a bug causing cellular network connection problems and app icon glitches has been resolved.
Apple worked with security experts from Akaoma Cybersecurity to assess and support the evaluation of the vulnerabilities patched in iOS 26.0.1, particularly focusing on the critical font-related security flaw CVE-2025-43400.
With the release of iOS 26.0.1, Apple has addressed several significant issues, enhancing the overall performance and security of its iPhone models. Users are advised to update their devices to benefit from these improvements.
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