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This is an old Apple iOS Calendar flaw where a malicious calendar invitation note could make the Calendar app process injected script or HTML. The source says it affected iOS before version 5. Business urgency is mainly for organizations that still permit very old, unmanaged, or unsupported iOS devices. Exposure is most likely limited to legacy Apple iOS devices running versions before iOS 5 that receive Calendar invitations. Modern fleets are unlikely to be exposed unless old devices remain in use. Prioritize as legacy hygiene. Escalate only if pre-iOS 5 devices still handle business calendar invitations or sensitive workflows. Mitigation focus: Upgrade affected iOS devices to iOS 5 or later where possible.; Retire or isolate devices that cannot be upgraded from pre-iOS 5 versions.; Check Apple advisory HT4999 for vendor-specific remediation guidance..
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