Security Bite: This iOS 27.2 camera bug still isn’t enough to make me buy a camera cover
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In a recent security update, Apple introduced iOS 27.2, which comes with over 160 vulnerability patches. One of these patches addresses a bug that could potentially enable a malicious app to gain access to an iPhone or Mac's camera without the user's consent. This issue has been attributed to a hardware problem, but in reality, it stems from a design decision made by Apple in 2008. The camera module and green LED indicator were placed on the same circuit, which has now been resolved in the latest iOS update.
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