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Apple iTunes zero-day bug allowed ransomware attack
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A bug discovered in Apple iTunes that allows hackers to carry out a ransomware attack automotive industry target.
Security researchers have uncovered a bug in Apple iTunes that allows hackers to carry out a ransomware attack automotive industry target.
As Wired reports, Morphisec Labs researchers spotted ransomware hackers were using a zero-day bug in iTunes for Windows.
The flaw was related to Apple Software Update utility allows Bitpaymer/iEncrypt malware to launch into PCs undetected. Apple has since fixed the issue.
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