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CTOnews.com, February 14 (Xinhua)-- Apple today pushed the macOS 13.2.1 update (build number: 22D68) to Mac users, 21 days after its last release.

Apple said macOS Ventura 13.2.1 fixed a security vulnerability in WebKit that had been "actively exploited" by attackers. Simply put, this vulnerability could allow malicious web content to cause arbitrary code execution.

This vulnerability will also affect users of older versions of macOS, so Apple has also released an update to version 16.3.1 of Safari for macOS Big Sur and macOS Monterey.

Of course, with the release of iOS 16.3.1, iPhone and iPad have fixed similar vulnerabilities.

In addition, two vulnerabilities have been fixed in today's macOS Ventura 13.2.1, the first "core" vulnerability may cause App to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges, and the other is a "shortcut" vulnerability that gives App access to unprotected user data.

MacOS 13.2.1 is now being pushed. Users can go to system Settings > General > Software updates to check whether they have received the update. In addition to emergency bug fixes, Apple says macOS Ventura 13.2.1 also brings a number of other security updates, which CTOnews.com recommends.

It should be noted that due to the cache configuration problem of Apple node servers in various regions, the upgrade and update time may be slightly delayed in some places, usually within half an hour, not too long.

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