According to Apple's support page, the vulnerabilities involve the JavaScriptCore framework ... new mail categories and Visual Intelligence, which is Apple's answer to Google Lens.

Move over, Node.js and Deno. A potential competitor is emerging in the JavaScript/TypeScript runtime space, called Bun. Now in a beta stage of development, Bun is billed as a modern JavaScript ...

Apple is recommending that Mac users update their systems after revealing that hackers had exploited two vulnerabilities in its software. The company issued two bug fixes on Tuesday addressing ...

In its notes, Apple revealed that the security patches will fix bugs affecting WebKit, the rendering engine Safari uses, and JavaScriptCore, which runs JavaScript code on macOS and iOS devices.

The iOS 18.1.1, iPadOS 18.1.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1.1 updates that Apple released today address JavaScriptCore and WebKit vulnerabilities that Apple says have been actively exploited on some ...

Facepalm: Google researchers have discovered a couple of zero-day vulnerabilities in Apple's WebKit components. The flaws have already been patched, but Cupertino strongly urges users to update ...

Developers are invited to review the full release note. Bun is written in Zig and uses WebKit’s JavaScriptCore for its JavaScript engine. Bun 1.0 was released in September 2023 ...

According to Apple, the update patches two security issues. One issue is with JavaScriptCore, which is the framework that allows your iPhone to run JavaScript code. In an online post on Apple ...

At the time, it seemed odd that JavaScriptCore was chosen instead ... which powers popular desktop apps like Slack and Visual Studio Code. – The "new platform" is Fuchsia.

The company issued two bug fixes on Tuesday addressing issues in WebKit and JavaScriptCore, which power Safari and other web content. WebKit, in particular, is a major target for hackers aiming to ...