HT211175: About the security content of watchOS 6.2.5
Published May 18, 2020
·Updated
Affected Software
1 affected componentFixes available
Apple WatchOS<6.2.5
6.2.5
Event History
May 18, 2020
Advisory Published
12:00 AM
Child vulnerabilities
Contains the following vulnerabilities.
- CVE-2020-9827
- CVE-2020-9842
- CVE-2020-9815
- CVE-2020-9791
- CVE-2020-9829
- CVE-2020-9816
- CVE-2020-3878
- CVE-2020-9789
- CVE-2020-9790
- CVE-2020-9821
- CVE-2020-9797
- CVE-2020-9852
- CVE-2020-9795
- CVE-2020-9808
- CVE-2020-9811
- CVE-2020-9812
- CVE-2020-9813
- CVE-2020-9814
- CVE-2020-9809
- CVE-2020-9994
- CVE-2020-9819
- CVE-2020-9818
- CVE-2014-9512
- CVE-2020-9794
- CVE-2020-9839
- CVE-2020-9805
- CVE-2020-9802
- CVE-2020-9850
- CVE-2020-9843
- CVE-2020-9803
- CVE-2020-9806
- CVE-2020-9807
- CVE-2020-9800
- CVE-2019-20503
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the severity of HT211175?
The severity of HT211175 is classified as risk 32, indicating a moderate level of concern.
2
What vulnerabilities are addressed in HT211175?
HT211175 addresses multiple security vulnerabilities that could affect the functionality and security of watchOS 6.2.5.
3
How do I fix HT211175?
To fix HT211175, users should update their Apple Watch to the latest version of watchOS available.
4
What devices are affected by HT211175?
HT211175 primarily affects devices running watchOS 6.2.5, including certain models of the Apple Watch.
5
Is there a workaround for HT211175 before applying the update?
There is no official workaround for HT211175, making it essential to update the device as soon as possible.