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Apple now sends mercenary spyware attack alerts directly to iPhone lock screens

Apple has updated its threat notification system to send push alerts directly to iPhone lock screens when it detects government-grade spyware targeting a user.

WHY IT MATTERS

Receiving a notification does not guarantee a successful hack, but it indicates a targeted attack that requires immediate action. The alerts prompt users to enable Lockdown Mode, a feature Apple says has not been bypassed to date. This direct delivery method improves the chances that targeted individuals will seek help and secure their devices.

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The three things worth knowing

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Apple sent a new batch of spyware notifications to users across 110 countries.

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The updated user experience delivers threat notifications via push alerts to the iPhone lock screen.

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Apple advises targeted users to enable Lockdown Mode, which has not seen a successful hack yet.

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