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Apple has confirmed the existence of a serious "Intel" hole in all phones for iPhone and iPads and Mac computers, according to Sky News.

The giant Intel company said the Intel processor hole makes millions of users vulnerable to hacking, such as stealing their passwords.

Numerical experts have recently revealed serious security flaws in Intel processors, which were manufactured in the past decade for millions of computers.

The flaw in the Intel processors, which is believed to slow down the operating system of the computer by about 50 percent, whether in Windows operating system or Mac devices.

According to press reports, hackers tried to take advantage of what had been raised about the loophole, but Web developers had repulsed them, and they are currently trying to bridge the gap.

In the meantime, Apple announced the launch of an update to the iOS program on iPhone phones and tablets and Mac computers, but the gap did not fill Apple's clock.

In the context, Microsoft launched an update to address the gap, and confirmed that the gap has not been exploited so far in a bad way.

To avoid hacking, users are advised to download applications from known sources only, and Apple shows that the newly discovered vulnerability is not currently being exploited by hackers.