HT213764: About the security content of watchOS 9.5
Published May 18, 2023
·Updated
Affected Software
1 affected componentFixes available
Apple WatchOS<9.5
9.5
Event History
May 18, 2023
Advisory Published
via Apple·12:00 AM
Child vulnerabilities
Contains the following vulnerabilities.
- CVE-2023-32388
- CVE-2023-32400
- CVE-2023-34352
- CVE-2023-32425
- CVE-2023-32399
- CVE-2023-28191
- CVE-2023-32417
- CVE-2023-32392
- CVE-2023-32372
- CVE-2023-32384
- CVE-2023-32354
- CVE-2023-32420
- CVE-2023-27930
- CVE-2023-32398
- CVE-2023-32413
- CVE-2023-32352
- CVE-2023-32428
- CVE-2023-32407
- CVE-2023-32368
- CVE-2023-32403
- CVE-2023-32437
- CVE-2023-32390
- CVE-2023-32357
- CVE-2023-32432
- CVE-2023-32391
- CVE-2023-32404
- CVE-2023-32394
- CVE-2023-32422
- CVE-2023-32376
- CVE-2023-28202
- CVE-2023-32412
- CVE-2023-32408
- CVE-2023-32402
- CVE-2023-32423
- CVE-2023-32409
- CVE-2023-28204
- CVE-2023-32373
- CVE-2023-32389
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the severity of HT213764?
HT213764 has been classified with a risk level of 23, indicating significant vulnerabilities that need attention.
2
How do I fix HT213764?
To address HT213764, ensure that your Apple Watch is updated to the latest version of watchOS, specifically 9.5 or later.
3
What vulnerabilities are addressed in HT213764?
HT213764 pertains to multiple security issues in watchOS 9.5 that could allow unauthorized access and data exposure.
4
Is HT213764 applicable to all Apple Watch models?
HT213764 applies to supported Apple Watch models that are running the affected versions of watchOS.
5
What should I do if I cannot update my device to fix HT213764?
If you are unable to update, consider discontinuing use of affected features or seek further guidance from Apple support.