No one could be as perfect as Apple in releasing updates. And this morning we would like to let you know that iOS 4.3.2 is now released for iPad/iPad 2, iPhone 4 (Excluding Verizon/CDMA iPhone 4), and the 3rd/4th gen iPod touch. The change-log is as follows: Fixes an issue that may have caused blank or frozen video during a FaceTime call. Fixes an issue that prevented some international users from connecting to 3G networks on iPad Wi-Fi + 3G. Contains the latest security updates.
The build number is 8H7 for most devices (the CDMA iPad 2 gets 8H8). Verizon iPhone 4 users are not left out though, you get iOS 4.2.7 (build 8E303) instead. Just plug your device into iTunes and hit Check for Update.
If you were wondering what the “latest security updates” are, Apple has posted the details on its support page. The big one blacklists the fraudulent SSL certificates a Comodo affiliate issued last month, the ones that could let someone sit in the middle and intercept your logins. There are also two WebKit fixes and a QuickLook flaw involving malicious Microsoft Office files.
Jailbreakers, hold on before you update. Comex tweeted today that 4.3.2 still looks vulnerable to i0n1c’s untether exploit, but nothing is confirmed yet. We’ll let you know as soon as we hear more, so stay tuned!!
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