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CVE-2026-65329 is an authentication flaw in Apple’s Telephony component affecting iOS 26.6.1 on iPhone 11 and later. The issue stems from improper state management in IPSec-related authentication handling, which can allow an attacker in a privileged network position to bypass IPSec authentication. Successful exploitation enables interception of network traffic that should have been protected by IPSec. Apple addressed the issue through improved state management.
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An authentication issue in Apple's Telephony component that could allow a privileged network-position attacker to bypass IPsec authentication and intercept network traffic.
An authentication issue in Telephony/IPSec handling that could allow a privileged network attacker to bypass IPSec authentication and intercept traffic.
An authentication flaw affecting IPSec on iPhone that could allow a privileged network attacker to bypass authentication and intercept traffic.
An authentication issue that may allow a privileged network attacker to bypass IPSec authentication and intercept network traffic on affected iPhone devices.
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