Hello and welcome to the Thursday, March 26,

2006 edition of the Sands and then at Storm Center's Stormcast.

My name is Johannes Ulrich, recording today from Jacksonville, Florida.

And this episode is brought you by the Sands.edu graduate certificate program in Purple Team Operations.

Well, let's start with Apple patches. They actually came out yesterday, but due to the relatively large, light element, trivia story, we didn't really have time for them yesterday.

So Apple patched, as usual, everything,

covering 85 different vulnerabilities across their different operating systems with the usual

overlap between them. For iOS, we actually also got patches for the last version, so iOS 18.

MacOS, well, a total of three versions, so the current one, 26, as well

as 15 and 14. The remaining operations, we only got for the current version. Now, a little bit

an odd case here with watchOS, we got updates for two more versions, but the updates there state that they don't fix any security

issues. So the security issues affecting watchOS 26 may not affect these older versions, or

they just haven't gotten around yet to patch them. Remember, there was of this big hoopla lately

about, sort of some newer Apple Malver

that used some vulnerabilities that were patched before. So these are not recent

vulnerabilities, but in the past, they have been more used sort of in these more sophisticated

spyware government malver kind of packages, they're now used more widely.

And that's overall always sort of a trend where, you know, what used to be sort of a more sophisticated

and limited vulnerability or exploit a couple of years ago, they tend to trickle down

to sort of become more mass exploits. So definitely make

sure that you keep your systems up to date. None of the vulnerabilities being patched here

is labeled as being already exploited. Well, now I have a quick update to the Light LLM,

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