Apple's iOS 26.4.2 fixes a bug allowing deleted notifications to be retained on iPhone. The update ensures notifications cannot be retrieved and retroactively purges stored copies, addressing a reported logging issue.
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Apple released HomeView Software 27.2 on November 12 with fixes for nine security issues. One could let a remote attacker join an iMessage group and receive its messages. Another could let a Bluetooth device pair without a person's approval.
The FBI has warned that some Artex intrusions reached privileged access in under three hours. The same flash cites personal data taken from about 67,000 people and access to more than 2,250 ConnectWise Cloud Backup tenants.
Apple has put Apple HomeView and the new Apple TV 4K on sale, both available starting November 13. Siri AI on both is in English to start, and usage limits may apply.
The Justice Department has court authority to seize or restrain more than $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency stolen from Binance. A wider freeze of more than $2.7 billion includes private-sector holds, and tracing is still underway.
The Justice Department has announced 354 arrests and the seizure of more than $234 million in cash and virtual currencies from Operation TorNado. The sweep ran from May 2025 to October 2026 and did not split that money between cash and crypto.
