Security researchers are warning iPhone users about a potential Safari zero-day that could expose sensitive data, including crypto private keys, recovery phrases and Apple Keychain information. The reported exploit chain could involve WebKit memory corruption, sandbox escape and kernel-level access. The warning reportedly covers iOS 13 through 26.5, although the full range has not been independently confirmed. Users should install the latest available iOS update and avoid opening untrusted links in Safari, particularly on devices storing crypto wallet data.
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