Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says Apple's Passwords app had a three-month phishing flaw from iOS 18 to 18.2 patch.

"iPhone users were vulnerable to phishing attacks for years, not months," Mysk tweeted. "The dedicated Passwords app in iOS ...

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The attack attempts to get a user to enter their username and password by making them think their Mac is compromised.

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From iOS 18 when the Passwords app debuted to the iOS 18.2 update, users could have exposed passwords to a bad actor on a ...

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App defaulted to unencrypted HTTP traffic, and (until it was patched in December) could be exploited for phishing attacks.