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CVE-2019-7287 is a memory corruption vulnerability in Apple IOKit affecting iPhone 5s and later, iPad Air and later, and iPod touch 6th generation prior to iOS 12.1.4. Apple states the issue was addressed through improved input validation. Successful exploitation allows a local application to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges. Public reporting from Google Project Zero/TAG indicates the flaw was used as part of at least one in-the-wild iPhone privilege-escalation chain and was still unpatched at the time of discovery, contributing to exploit chains observed in a watering-hole campaign.
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A memory corruption vulnerability in IOKit that may allow an application to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.
An iPhone privilege escalation vulnerability that was part of an in-the-wild iOS exploit chain used in watering hole attacks; it was still a 0-day and unpatched when discovered.
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