Apple released iOS 16.5 last week with security fixes that resolve vulnerabilities in the operating system we use daily on our iPhones. But it looks like one of those security fixes is a follow-up to a previously addressed vulnerability back in 2022.
The ColdInvite vulnerability, CVE-2023-27930, according to a report by Jamf “can be exploited to leverage the co-processor in order to obtain read/write privileges to the kernel”
