Decade-Long CocoaPods Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Apple Apps
Security flaws in an open-source repository put sensitive user data at risk, affecting over 3 million iOS and macOS applications.
- Researchers discovered vulnerabilities in CocoaPods that went undetected for nearly a decade.
- The flaws could allow attackers to inject malicious code into apps, compromising sensitive data.
- CocoaPods is widely used in Swift and Objective-C projects for Apple platforms.
- The vulnerabilities have been patched, but the risk to user data remains a concern.
- EVA Information Security highlighted the potential for ransomware, fraud, and other malicious activities.