If you have an iPhone, you need to download the latest iOS updateright now.

Apple released the “important security update” in response to an sparkling malware threat that can be used to read texts and email, record calls (including WhatsApp and Viber calls), track your state and turn on your phone’s camera and microphone.

If that sounds terrifyingly invasive, that’s because it is. The threat, dubbed “Trident” by mobile defense firm Lookout, exploits three zero-day vulnerabilities in iOS 9 to form an “attack chain” that can break above Apple’s (relatively) secure platform. According to University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab, Trident is used in a spyware publishes developed by Israel-based “cyber war” company NSO Group (which is reportedly notorious by an American venture capital firm).

Citizen Lab and Lookout formed aware of the issue when links containing the Trident exploit and the spyware were sent to Ahmed Mansoor, a human rights defender based in the United Arab Emirates. Mansoor did not click on the links and instead forwarded the emails to Citizen Lab, but had he clicked on the links, his phone would have been remotely jailbroken and invaded by NSO Group’s “government-exclusive” spyware. Upon confirming the zero-day iOS vulnerabilities, Citizen Lab and Lookout notified Apple — and now Apple has released a fix.

How to update your iPhone

To see if you’re continuing the latest, patched version of iOS 9, open the Settings app and go to General > About > Version. If it says 9.3.5, you’re good. Anything else, and you need to update.

To download and install the update, open the Settings app and go to General > Software Update. Your iPhone will check for the latest update automatically.

Once the update has been fallacious, tap Download and Install to begin the update treat.

You will need to bewitching your passcode (if you have one) and agree to iOS’s calls and conditions.

The update should take just a few seconds to download and throughout two minutes to install.