Fixes App Transparency Tracking bug. Also available for iPadOS. pic.twitter.com/TukI1s1HzU

— Dwight Silverman (@dsilverman) May 3, 2021

Apple reports two iOS zerodays that both allow attackers to remotely execute malicious code on fully-patched devices. Update to iOS 14.5.1. https://t.co/RvTKqCKqmK pic.twitter.com/vEHGD4Qajm

— Dan Goodin (@dangoodin001) May 3, 2021

Update to iOS 14.5.1 today. Apple says two vulnerabilities are being actively exploited.

More: https://t.co/MCb9t99Sbp pic.twitter.com/uEgkdvPDUE

— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) May 3, 2021

Useless stat: Apple accounts for 22% of the 27 zero-days discovered in the wild so far in 2021.

— Ryan Naraine (@ryanaraine) May 3, 2021

Apple Releases macOS Big Sur 11.3.1 With Fixes for WebKit Security Issues https://t.co/LXRHJ22OGV by @eslivka pic.twitter.com/qu7ggb2lDn

— MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) May 3, 2021

Pros: less pwnage
Cons: might hose your bluetooth https://t.co/A7vo54iozU

— Kenn White (@kennwhite) May 3, 2021

Update your iPhone —> Apple pushed out a security fix to clean up two holes that hackers are actively exploiting, as @shanvav reports @CyberScoopNews.https://t.co/5xKrvgvzQp

— Jeff Stone (@jeffstone500) May 3, 2021

Apple fixes 2 iOS zero-day vulnerabilities actively used in attacks https://t.co/67N9m8P3UU

— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) May 4, 2021