Apple Released First Update(v1.0.1) for iPhone

Consumer Electronics Aug 1,2007 0

The first update fixes security vulnerabilities in the Safari web browser. The changes that Apple admits to include a fixes to how Safari handles JavaScript and a buffer overflow issue in the Perl Compatible Regular Expressions (PCRE) library. Other fixes revolve around HTTP injection issues, look-alike characters being used in a URL and unexpected application termination when visiting malicious sites.

This update can be downloaded by syncing your iPhone with iTunes.

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