Apple has issued warnings to iPhone users in 110 countries about potential spyware attacks targeting their devices. The alerts, reported by TechCrunch, signal a widespread and concerning security threat. While Apple hasn’t disclosed specific details about the spyware or who is behind the attacks, the company is proactively notifying potentially affected individuals. These notifications aim to inform users that they may have been targeted by state-sponsored mercenary spyware. The warnings are coming as Apple sues NSO Group, the Israeli firm behind the Pegasus spyware, accusing them of targeting its users. Users who receive the alerts are advised to take steps to secure their devices, although specific guidance is limited.