Apple’s first iPhone update focused on web-content security. It corrected cross-site access through redirected windows, unsafe regular-expression processing, injected XMLHttpRequest headers, deceptive internationalized domain names, and memory corruption while rendering framesets.[1]
Apple distributed the package only through iTunes and identified the resulting version as 1.0.1. Its historical security index dates the release to July 31, 2007; no broader consumer feature list survives in Apple’s bulletin.[2][3]
Sources are linked to the claims they support. Publication and access dates are shown when available.
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