iPhone and iPad users in India have been asked to urgently update their devices to the latest software versions.
The Indian government's IT security organisation CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) has asked users to update their iPhone and iPad devices to the latest iOS 14.7.1 and iPadOS 14.7.1 versions.
The latest versions reportedly fix a memory corruption zero-day flaw that the Indian government has confirmed is being actively exploited.
CERT-In has reportedly said a successful breach of these weaknesses could allow hackers to gain access to a targeted system.
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The memory corruption flaw reportedly affects all iPhone 6s and newer models, all iPad Pro devices, iPad Air 2 and newer, iPad fifth generation and newer, iPad mini 4 and newer models, the seventh generation iPod Touch, and devices running macOS Big Sur.