As always with patches to something of this level (if it is indeed Pegasus related say) it's important to note that if this was a rarified targeted-use exploit before it won't stay that way for long. Now that Apple has released a patch for it widespread reverse engineering will begin immediately and it'll only be a matter of time until packaged exploits become part of standard mass-use toolkits. Having a patch ready to deploy is great, but simultaneously means it's all the more important to get it deployed fairly promptly if it's something that could have serious root/remote execution potential.
Though I suppose if this bug can be used for a jailbreak there may be some people who'd actively want to stay on 14.7 as well. It's too bad on iOS Apple forces people to choose between security and control of their own systems and doesn't at least allow a purchase-time option to have the ability to load ones own root signing certificate.
Though I suppose if this bug can be used for a jailbreak there may be some people who'd actively want to stay on 14.7 as well. It's too bad on iOS Apple forces people to choose between security and control of their own systems and doesn't at least allow a purchase-time option to have the ability to load ones own root signing certificate.