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Apple quietly fixes iCloud Private Relay IP leak in Safari
Apple has quietly fixed an iCloud Private Relay IP address leak in the public releases of iOS 26.6.1 and macOS 26.6.2. The fix appears limited to Safari, while other WebKit-based browsers using Apple’s proxy configuration APIs remain affected. Apple has not mentioned the change in its security release notes. Mysk co-founder Tommy Mysk told CyberInsider … The post Apple quietly fixes iCloud Private Relay IP leak in Safari appeared first on CyberInsider.
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🔍Threat Overview
Apple has fixed an iCloud Private Relay IP address leak in Safari, but third-party browsers remain affected due to shared proxy configuration APIs.
⚙️Technical Details
Affected Systems
iOSmacOS
Attack Vectors
dns-prefetchWebAuthn Related Origin RequestsWebTransport
💥Impact Assessment
Severity: medium
Who Is at Risk
Users relying on iCloud Private Relay and third-party browsers using Apple's proxy configuration APIs.
🛡️Recommended Actions
1Update to iOS 26.6.1 or macOS 26.6.2 for Safari users
2Install available browser updates for third-party browsers
3Consider a system-level VPN when preventing direct network connections is essential
📦Affected Products
iOSmacOS
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