Company said there is no evidence that iOS bugs revealed by ZecOps earlier this week were ever used against customers. Both bugs are remotely exploitable by attackers who simply send an email to victims default iOS Mail application on their iPhone or iPad, allowing hackers to remotely access data from targeted iPhones running the most recent iOS version. Apple already patched both bugs in iOS 13.4.5 beta, released last week, and said in its statement these potential issues will be addressed in a software update soon
Source: https://threatpost.com/apple-pushes-back-against-zero-day-exploit-claims/155108/