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CVE-2025-43200 is a logic flaw in Apple Messages involving the processing of maliciously crafted photos or videos shared through an iCloud Link. Remote attackers can exploit the flaw through iMessage without requiring the recipient to open or view the media, potentially achieving remote code execution and device compromise. The vulnerability affects iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS. It was exploited in targeted attacks against European journalists to deploy Paragon's Graphite spyware, including attacks on iPhones running iOS 18.2.1. Apple addressed the flaw with improved checks.
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A specific Apple iPhone/iMessage zero-click vulnerability associated with a Paragon Graphite spyware attack, later mitigated in iOS 18.3.1.
An Apple Messages zero-click vulnerability exploited in the wild to target journalists/civil society with Paragon spyware; patched across Apple OSes.
A logic flaw in iOS allowing zero-click remote code execution via malicious photos or videos shared through iCloud Links.
Listed as a previous Apple zero-day vulnerability patched during the year. No technical details or specific exploitation activity are provided.
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