Apple accidentally reopens security flaw in latest iOS version

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Apple accidentally reopens security flaw in latest iOS version
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Vulnerability could be exploited to gain control of iPhone, users are warned

Apple users are being warned to exercise particular caution over their cybersecurity for the next few days, after the company mistakenly reopened a security flaw in the latest version of iOS.

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