HT212605: About the security content of watchOS 7.6
Published Jul 19, 2021
·Updated
Affected Software
1 affected componentFixes available
Apple WatchOS<7.6
7.6
Event History
Jul 19, 2021
Advisory Published
12:00 AM
Child vulnerabilities
Contains the following vulnerabilities.
- CVE-2021-30763
- CVE-2021-30871
- CVE-2021-31006
- CVE-2021-30781
- CVE-2021-30775
- CVE-2021-30776
- CVE-2021-30789
- CVE-2021-30774
- CVE-2021-30780
- CVE-2021-30768
- CVE-2021-30760
- CVE-2021-30788
- CVE-2021-30759
- CVE-2021-30773
- CVE-2021-30779
- CVE-2021-30785
- CVE-2021-30769
- CVE-2021-30770
- CVE-2021-3518
- CVE-2021-1821
- CVE-2021-30798
- CVE-2021-30758
- CVE-2021-30795
- CVE-2021-30797
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the severity of HT212605?
The severity of HT212605 is categorized as a risk level of 32, indicating potential vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
2
How do I fix HT212605?
To fix the vulnerabilities associated with HT212605, update your Apple Watch to the latest version of watchOS.
3
What vulnerabilities are addressed in HT212605?
HT212605 addresses several security vulnerabilities that could affect user data and device integrity.
4
What devices are affected by HT212605?
HT212605 affects devices running watchOS 7.6, specifically older versions of the Apple Watch.
5
Is it safe to continue using my Apple Watch without addressing HT212605?
Continuing to use an Apple Watch without addressing HT212605 could expose it to security risks, so it's recommended to update as soon as possible.