Apple rushes out bug fixes for iOS 13.1, but misses third-party keyboard security flaw
Apple promises to fix security issue that enables devs offering third-party keyboard to exfiltrate keystroke data
Apple has issued its first update to iOS 13 just two weeks after its release, bringing forward the release of iOS 13.1 in order to fix a number of glitches that plagued early adopters. Apple had planned...
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