Apple Safari is prone to a remote code-execution vulnerability.
Attackers can exploit this issue to execute arbitrary code in the context of the user running the affected application. Failed exploit attempts will likely cause a denial-of-service condition.
Information
Apple Mac Os X 10.11.6
Apple Mac Os X 10.10.5
Apple iPod Touch 0
Apple iPhone 0
Apple iPad 0
Apple iOS 5 0
Apple iOS 4 0
Apple iOS 3 0
Apple iOS 10.2.1
Apple iOS 10.0.1
Apple iOS 9.3.4
Apple iOS 9.3.3
Apple iOS 9.3.2
Apple iOS 9.3.1
Apple iOS 9.2.1
Apple iOS 9.0.2
Apple iOS 9.0.1
Apple iOS 8.4.1
Apple iOS 7.2
Apple iOS 7.0.6
Apple iOS 7.0.5
Apple iOS 7.0.3
Apple iOS 7.0.2
Apple iOS 7.0.1
Apple iOS 6.3.1
Apple iOS 6.1.6
Apple iOS 6.1.4
Apple iOS 6.1.3
Apple iOS 4.2.1
Apple iOS 4.0.2
Apple iOS 4.0.1
Apple iOS 3.2.2
Apple iOS 3.2.1
Apple iOS 9.3.5
Apple iOS 9.3
Apple iOS 9.2
Apple iOS 9.1
Apple iOS 9
Apple iOS 8.4
Apple iOS 8.3
Apple iOS 8.2
Apple iOS 8.1.3
Apple iOS 8.1.2
Apple iOS 8.1.1
Apple iOS 8.1
Apple iOS 8
Apple iOS 7.1.2
Apple iOS 7.1.1
Apple iOS 7.1
Apple iOS 7.0.4
Apple iOS 7
Apple iOS 6.1
Apple iOS 6.0.2
Apple iOS 6.0.1
Apple iOS 6
Apple iOS 5.1.1
Apple iOS 5.1
Apple iOS 5.0.1
Apple iOS 5
Apple iOS 4.3.5
Apple iOS 4.3.4
Apple iOS 4.3.3
Apple iOS 4.3.2
Apple iOS 4.3.1
Apple iOS 4.3
Apple iOS 4.2.9
Apple iOS 4.2.8
Apple iOS 4.2.7
Apple iOS 4.2.6
Apple iOS 4.2.5
Apple iOS 4.2.10
Apple iOS 4.2
Apple iOS 4.1
Apple iOS 4
Apple iOS 3.2
Apple iOS 3.1
Apple iOS 3.0
Apple iOS 2.1
Apple iOS 2.0
Apple iOS 10.3.1
Apple iOS 10.2
Apple iOS 10.1
Apple iOS 10
Exploit
The researcher has created a proof-of-concept to demonstrate the issue. Please see the references for more information.
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