Should I update my iPhone to iOS 15.6.1 right now?

Yes. Two zero-days under attack. Do it before coffee's cold.

What do these Apple zero-days actually do?

Let hackers run code with kernel power or via web content. Full takeover possible.

It includes the patches, but new bugs lurk. Stay vigilant.

Apple swore iPhones were the secure choice. Now two zero-days prove otherwise, with exploits already in the wild. Time to hit update, folks.

Threat Digest Apr 03, 2026 3 min read 14 views

Two zero-days (CVE-2022-32894, CVE-2022-32893) actively exploited in iOS/macOS—update immediately. 𝕏
Kernel and WebKit flaws enable full device takeover, echoing Pegasus spyware risks. 𝕏
Apple's vague warnings and repeated 'bounds checking' fixes signal deeper security woes ahead. 𝕏

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Originally reported by Threatpost