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Hello followers! Today, let’s talk about a sneaky security flaw that WhatsApp has just patched.
WhatsApp announced it fixed a critical vulnerability in its iOS and Mac apps. This flaw was exploited in secret, allowing hackers to break into targeted Apple devices without any interaction needed from the user—no clicking links, just a silent attack.
The security issue, officially known as CVE-2025-55177, was used alongside another flaw in iOS and MacOS, both of which Apple fixed recently. These bugs enabled an advanced spyware campaign targeting specific individuals, often with very sophisticated methods.
This zero-click attack could deliver a malicious exploit loaded via WhatsApp, capable of stealing data and messages from the victim’s device. About 200 affected users received notifications from WhatsApp about the breach, which was uncovered weeks ago and swiftly patched.
The attack is part of a larger pattern of government and spyware vendor efforts to exploit unrecognized vulnerabilities, known as zero-day flaws, to spy on high-value targets like journalists and activists. WhatsApp has a history of battling such threats, including suing NSO Group for previous spyware campaigns.
In its statement, WhatsApp emphasized the importance of security updates and urged affected users to keep their apps current. Despite the patch, the incident highlights ongoing risks of stealthy hacks that target vulnerable users through zero-click exploits.
Stay alert and ensure your devices are up to date—these covert threats continue to evolve, but so do the defenses!
