Robert Scoble
If you haven't recently updated your Apple device, computer or otherwise, be sure to do so. On an iPhone or iPad, you'll want to plug your phone in as if you're charging it, open the Settings app, select "General," then "Software Update," and follow the instructions that appear.
Those on a Mac running OS X should need to start up the App Store, click on the "Updates" option, and follow the instructions that appear there.
In the notice that accompanied the software update, Apple rather plainly copped to the mistake, writing that "an attacker" could "intercept user credentials or other sensitive information."
Take just a couple minutes to update your software and make this a nonissue.