She called it misleading. Apple criticizes Google's report of attacks on iPhone phones

Apple has questioned claims by the Google team that the iPhone has security flaws that allow hackers to penetrate its smartphones across multiple websites, according to The Verge Technology website. .

The researchers revealed to Google "security" that malicious websites were using undetected security vulnerabilities in Apple's iOS operating system to hack devices for at least two years.

Subsequent reports revealed that these websites were also targeting Windows and Android users, but Google did not mention this aspect of the attacks in detail. All the evidence suggests that these attacks on websites only worked briefly, almost two months, not two years. As reported by "Google".

Apple researchers say that Google researchers who reported vulnerabilities on iPhones that could give hackers access to devices create a "false and misleading impression" to scare users of the smartphone.

Apple issued a statement in which it rebutted all allegations, claiming that the "Google" publication, released six months after the release of the latest iOS update, gave a false impression of the massive exploitation process aimed at to monitor the activities of the population, with the aim of spreading fear among all users. "This has never been the case."

Apple's defense comes before a media event scheduled for Tuesday and is expected to unveil a new series of iPhones.

Apple has sought to reassure iPhone users about the safety of their devices. "Regardless of the scale of the attack, we take the security of all users seriously," he said. "

"Product security teams around the world are constantly introducing new protections and vulnerabilities once they have been detected, and we will never stop our hard work to ensure the safety of our users."