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To: Silcon Observer who wrote (160188)	9/3/2019 1:47:39 PM
From: Jamie153	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197671

You said the bug was fixed so it's not relevant but the bug fix introduced an old bug. "Released Monday, iOS 12.4.1 contains a security fix that was first patched months earlier in iOS 12.3. Apple rolled out a fix in May, but accidentally undid the security patch in its latest update, iOS 12.4, in July. In a brief security advisory published after the software’s release, Apple said it fixed a kernel vulnerability that could have allowed an attacker to execute code on an iPhone or iPad with the highest level of privileges."