iOS 13.2 solves a number of very serious problems existing on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch phones, the update being so important that it was also recommended by the US cyber security agency, or Homeland Security. Apple has published a list of vulnerabilities that have been fixed with the release of iOS 13.2 for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and we are talking about quite a few changes for everyone.
iOS 13.2 solve security problems which are intended to allow the exploitation of mobile phones by remote hackers by running unsigned code, which is extremely dangerous. iOS 13.2 also solves a very serious problem of Safari that allows the modification of URLs so that data can be extracted from users when they access certain malicious websites to which they are directed.
iOS 13.2 SOLVES Many SERIOUS ISSUES for iPhone, iPad
iOS 13.2 also fixes a strange vulnerability that allows apps that play audio to run unsigned code by exploiting the operating system, which is very unusual. iOS 13.2 also implemented a fix for a vulnerability that allows information to be extracted from iDevices via iBooks, or by sending contacts using maliciously modified files.
iOS 13.2 has surprisingly implemented a solution for a new vulnerability that also allows the recording of all the actions we carry out on the screens of our phones. iOS 13.2 has so many very serious problems solved that it is advisable to install the new version right now, because otherwise you remain in danger of being attacked by hackers, and it is always very important to protect yourself.
iOS 13.2 was released the other day by the Apple company, and it can be installed right now by any of the active iDevices globally, so it's good not to ignore the opportunity to update.
