Apple has warned members of the Bundestag and members of the German government about a possible iPhone hack, Bild writes. The company started sending messages on October 29. They reported an attack using mercenary spyware. This allows attackers to gain access to correspondence, contacts, calendar, user location, and also secretly activate the device's microphone and camera. German Minister of Digitalization, Carsten Wildberger, confirmed this information, but did not reveal details. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.

Apple has warned members of the Bundestag and members of the German government about a possible iPhone hack, Bild writes. The company started sending messages on October 29. They reported an attack using mercenary spyware. This allows attackers to gain access to correspondence, contacts, calendar, user location, and also secretly activate the device's microphone and camera. German Minister of Digitalization, Carsten Wildberger, confirmed this information, but did not reveal details. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.