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⚡ Weekly Recap: iPhone Spyware, Microsoft 0-Day, Token Break Hack, AI Data Leaks and More

Summary: Apple disclosed that CVE-2025-43200, a zero-click flaw in its Messages app, was actively exploited in the wild and patched in February across iOS 18.3.1, iPadOS 18.3.1, macOS Sequoia 15.3.1 and related releases. The Citizen Lab said it found forensic evidence the flaw was used to infect Italian journalist Ciro Pellegrino and an unnamed prominent European journalist with Paragon's Graphite mercenary spyware.

What's compelling: A zero-click Messages exploit tied to mercenary spyware reached working journalists before the patch shipped, which means targets did nothing to trigger it. The week's patch list also spans Microsoft 365 Copilot, PAN-OS, GitLab and Ivanti Workspace Control, so the exposure is not confined to one platform.

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Zero-Days & Exploits
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CVE-2024-41713CVE-2025-0673CVE-2025-22455CVE-2025-22463CVE-2025-2254CVE-2025-24016CVE-2025-26521CVE-2025-2884CVE-2025-3052CVE-2025-31022CVE-2025-32711CVE-2025-33053CVE-2025-33108CVE-2025-36631CVE-2025-36632CVE-2025-36633CVE-2025-3835CVE-2025-4230CVE-2025-4232CVE-2025-4278CVE-2025-42989CVE-2025-43200CVE-2025-43697CVE-2025-43698CVE-2025-43699CVE-2025-43700CVE-2025-43701CVE-2025-47110CVE-2025-47934CVE-2025-47950CVE-2025-49212CVE-2025-49213CVE-2025-49216CVE-2025-49217CVE-2025-49219CVE-2025-4922CVE-2025-49220CVE-2025-5121CVE-2025-5353CVE-2025-5484CVE-2025-5485CVE-2025-5958CVE-2025-6029
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