Apple's iOS 9.3.5 is now out to fix security flaw

Apple recently discovered a vulnerabilities on their security in the current iOS 9.3.4. Today, they released another patch to fix this problem, Apple recently released the fifth update of iOS 9, the iOS 9.3.5. But this update did not have any additional features only to fix this vulnerabilities.

According the New York Time, an Israeli-based mobile surveillance software company named “NSO Group” reportedly took advantage on the iOS security vulnerabilities to spy journalist and government officials. This security vulnerabilities allow the NSO Group the read emails and text. Also, they track user locations, sounds, and contacts of the users. After receiving a warning notice from Bill Marczak and John Scott-Railton of The Citizen Lab, Apple immediately patch this security vulnerabilities.

Earlier on this month, Apple just patch the “Pangu Jailbreak of iOS 9.3.3” with the iOS 9.3.4. And the upcoming iOS 10 will be available next month, together with the launch of the upcoming iPhone 7.

The iOS 9.3.5 update will be available on iPhone 4s and later, iPod Touch (5^th Generation) and later, and the iPad 2 and later. In order to get this update, you can download it via OTA and using iTunes. In OTA, go to Settings > General > Software Update. This update is around 30 MB – 40 MB depending on the device.