Hello and welcome to the Wednesday, July 30th,

20, 2025 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 to you by the Sands.edu graduate certificate program

in penetration testing and ethical hacking.

Well, and today was again Apple's surprise update. Everything Day. Apple doesn't have a schedule

for this last time you had an event like this was, I believe, back in May. It was somewhat

predictable based on sort of history and, of course, some of the beta releases and the R.C. releases that came out sort of a week and two ago.

And that usually is a good indication that we soon have one of these updates coming from Apple.

They update essentially all of the operating system, iOS,

iPad OS, MacOS, watchOS, TVOS, Vision OS. Don't think they missed a one here. A lot of the updates

are in common across different operating systems. That's because they all pretty much run the same

kernel.

Also, Safari meaning web kit vulnerabilities, usually transfer over. I think watchOS does not have

web kits, so some of these vulnerabilities do not apply to the Apple Watch. Overall,

89 different vulnerabilities that were patched.

Initially, I had 29 here.

That's, well, just before recording this,

I should double-checked because that number looked a little bit small.

It was just a typo I had here in the early version of that.

Diren hasn't updated quite yet as I'm recording this,

but should update shortly.

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