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Millions Of iPhones At Risk After Dangerous Spyware Leak: Report
A leaked version of the DarkSword spyware has made it easier for hackers to target outdated iPhones and iPads, putting hundreds of millions of users at risk unless they update their devices.
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iOS 16.3. macOS 13.2 Updates Included Patches for Major Vulnerabilities Detected by Security Researcher
Apple fixed two major flaws with the release of iOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2, according to security firm Trellix, that helped detect these vulnerabilities. The flaws could allow an attacker to remotely gain access to a user's personal information by exploiting a securtity feature on these devices, as per details shared by research firm Trellix.
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Apple Rapid Security Response to Offer Faster iOS, iPadOS, macOS Security Updates; No Reboot Required
Apple announced updates to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS at WWDC 2022, unveiling several new features and improvements coming to the company’s operating systems for iPhone, iPad and Mac computers. Apple also regularly pushes security-related updates to supported devices, and the company is set to make installing important security updates faster with Ra...
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iPhone Flaw Exploited by Pegasus Spyware Said to Be Simultaneously Abused by Second Israeli Spy Firm
A flaw in Apple's software exploited by Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group to break into iPhone handsets in 2021 was simultaneously abused by a competing company, according to five people familiar with the matter.
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Apple Updates Platform Security Guide to Highlight Changes Coming With M1 Chip
Apple today updated its Platform Security Guide to highlight the key security changes it has implemented on the iPhone, iPad, and the Mac. One of the major changes is the inclusion of the security efforts coming from Apple silicon (M1) that was introduced last year.
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For Bug Hunters in India, Apple Has Become a New Honeypot
From small towns and rural areas to urban cities and even the national capital, security researchers in India are quite actively looking for ways to find vulnerabilities for Apple to earn huge bounties and gain benefits from its brand value.
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Apple Pays Indian Developer Rs. 75 Lakh for Finding a Bug in ‘Sign in With Apple’ Process
Apple has reportedly paid an Indian developer $100,000 (roughly Rs. 75.3 lakh) for finding a critical bug in the ‘Sign in with Apple’ process on its devices. The 27-year-old developer named Bhavuk Jain pointed out through a blog post that there was a Zero Day bug in the 'Sign in with Apple' process.
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iOS Copy-Paste Data Vulnerable to Snooping by Other Apps, Researchers Claim
Talal Haj Bakry and Tommy Mysk in their report said Apple's iPhone and iPad are vulnerable. Information stored in general pasteboard (clipboard) can be accessed by apps on the device.
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The Top Tech Trends to Watch Out For in New Year 2019
New Year is here and 2019 promises to be a year of major upheaval in the tech space.
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iOS 11 Bug Can Give Anyone Access to Your Photos
A potential vulnerability found in the latest version of iOS mobile operating system can give anyone access to the Photos folder on your iPhone, according to a widely circulated video on YouTube.
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Apple Hires Security Expert Jonathan Zdziarski
Zdziarski provided technical expertise during Apple's conflict with FBI last year following the San Bernardino shooting.
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Apple Patches OS X, Safari for Vulnerabilities Similar to Those Fixed in iOS Last Week
After releasing security fix for critical vulnerabilities in iOS last week, Apple has released a similar update for desktop/ laptop users.
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Analysis: Apple Is Going To Pay Researchers Who Find Bugs In Its Products. What Took Them So Long?
Apple will finally start paying out cash rewards to researchers who find security problems in their products, the company announced at the BlackHat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas Thursday. But the news left some experts wondering why Apple was so late to the party.
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Apple Removes Some Apps From Online Store Over Security Concerns
Apple Inc said on Thursday that it had removed "a few" applications from its App Store, expressing its concern that the security of some users' personal data could be compromised in certain circumstances.
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XcodeGhost Impacted More Than 4,000 Apps, Say Researchers
Researchers have said that they have identified thousands of affected apps on the App Store.
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Millions Of iPhones At Risk After Dangerous Spyware Leak: Report
A leaked version of the DarkSword spyware has made it easier for hackers to target outdated iPhones and iPads, putting hundreds of millions of users at risk unless they update their devices.
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iOS 16.3. macOS 13.2 Updates Included Patches for Major Vulnerabilities Detected by Security Researcher
Apple fixed two major flaws with the release of iOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2, according to security firm Trellix, that helped detect these vulnerabilities. The flaws could allow an attacker to remotely gain access to a user's personal information by exploiting a securtity feature on these devices, as per details shared by research firm Trellix.
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Apple Rapid Security Response to Offer Faster iOS, iPadOS, macOS Security Updates; No Reboot Required
Apple announced updates to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS at WWDC 2022, unveiling several new features and improvements coming to the company’s operating systems for iPhone, iPad and Mac computers. Apple also regularly pushes security-related updates to supported devices, and the company is set to make installing important security updates faster with Ra...
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iPhone Flaw Exploited by Pegasus Spyware Said to Be Simultaneously Abused by Second Israeli Spy Firm
A flaw in Apple's software exploited by Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group to break into iPhone handsets in 2021 was simultaneously abused by a competing company, according to five people familiar with the matter.
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Apple Updates Platform Security Guide to Highlight Changes Coming With M1 Chip
Apple today updated its Platform Security Guide to highlight the key security changes it has implemented on the iPhone, iPad, and the Mac. One of the major changes is the inclusion of the security efforts coming from Apple silicon (M1) that was introduced last year.
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For Bug Hunters in India, Apple Has Become a New Honeypot
From small towns and rural areas to urban cities and even the national capital, security researchers in India are quite actively looking for ways to find vulnerabilities for Apple to earn huge bounties and gain benefits from its brand value.
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Apple Pays Indian Developer Rs. 75 Lakh for Finding a Bug in ‘Sign in With Apple’ Process
Apple has reportedly paid an Indian developer $100,000 (roughly Rs. 75.3 lakh) for finding a critical bug in the ‘Sign in with Apple’ process on its devices. The 27-year-old developer named Bhavuk Jain pointed out through a blog post that there was a Zero Day bug in the 'Sign in with Apple' process.
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iOS Copy-Paste Data Vulnerable to Snooping by Other Apps, Researchers Claim
Talal Haj Bakry and Tommy Mysk in their report said Apple's iPhone and iPad are vulnerable. Information stored in general pasteboard (clipboard) can be accessed by apps on the device.
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The Top Tech Trends to Watch Out For in New Year 2019
New Year is here and 2019 promises to be a year of major upheaval in the tech space.
-
iOS 11 Bug Can Give Anyone Access to Your Photos
A potential vulnerability found in the latest version of iOS mobile operating system can give anyone access to the Photos folder on your iPhone, according to a widely circulated video on YouTube.
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Apple Hires Security Expert Jonathan Zdziarski
Zdziarski provided technical expertise during Apple's conflict with FBI last year following the San Bernardino shooting.
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Apple Patches OS X, Safari for Vulnerabilities Similar to Those Fixed in iOS Last Week
After releasing security fix for critical vulnerabilities in iOS last week, Apple has released a similar update for desktop/ laptop users.
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Analysis: Apple Is Going To Pay Researchers Who Find Bugs In Its Products. What Took Them So Long?
Apple will finally start paying out cash rewards to researchers who find security problems in their products, the company announced at the BlackHat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas Thursday. But the news left some experts wondering why Apple was so late to the party.
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Apple Removes Some Apps From Online Store Over Security Concerns
Apple Inc said on Thursday that it had removed "a few" applications from its App Store, expressing its concern that the security of some users' personal data could be compromised in certain circumstances.
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XcodeGhost Impacted More Than 4,000 Apps, Say Researchers
Researchers have said that they have identified thousands of affected apps on the App Store.
