The article describes a mercenary spyware campaign targeting iOS devices, but it does not provide specific technical details on the vulnerability, exploit chain, or attack vector used. No CVE, CVSS score, affected version ranges, fixed versions, or workarounds are provided in the source material. The summary is based on related reports of similar threats from the same research organization.
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