The current iOS version is 27.2.1, which was released on November 9, but it’s unclear if that update includes a security fix that fixes the issue. Because the issue involves an unauthorized method of installing software, Apple may not fix the issue right away.
How to protect your iPhone from malware
Downloading apps increases the chances of security risk. The software that is available on the App Store has been examined for security issues. To minimize the chances of inadvertently installing malware, do not download apps on your iPhone and only use apps from the App Store. If you download apps, understand that you have increased your risk.
The easiest task to do to protect your iPhone is to update the operating system. iOS can be updated in the Settings app by tapping General > Software update. Apple also has a separate method for installing immediate security patches called Background Security Improvements. It is located in Settings > Privacy and securityscroll to the end to find Background security improvements. Macworld has a list of tips to keep your iPhone safe.
