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Safari 26.5 patches WebKit bugs risking user data and crashes

Apple has released Safari 26.5, addressing several WebKit bugs that could lead to application crashes or sensitive data exposure. One critical vulnerability allowed malicious web content to disclose user information. The update includes a comprehensive list of security fixes. AI

RANK_REASON This is a routine software update for a specific product, not a major new release or significant industry event.

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Safari 26.5 patches WebKit bugs risking user data and crashes

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