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Researchers say iTunes and Apple’s App Store suffer from a persistent input validation and mail encoding web vulnerability. If exploited, it could allow an attacker to inject their own malicious script. Continue reading Vulnerabilities Leave iTunes, App Store Open to Script Injection
Onion Browser developer Mike Tigas tells Ars he gave up $25,000 in sales a year. Continue reading The official Tor browser for iOS is free to use
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news Continue reading News in brief: AI breaks out of the cellphone; autonomous cars ‘nowhere near’; Apple pulls NYT app in China
Nintendo’s first in-house mobile game pulls in huge launch numbers, but other factors may hurt profits. Continue reading ‘Super Mario Run,’ a Record-Breaking App Store Launch, Disappoints Analysts
Upcoming update allows users to set more preferences regarding what they see on the Steam home page. Continue reading Valve Outlines Changes to Address Increasingly Unwieldy Steam Store
Managing the App Store can be one of the most difficult experiences for new developers. Getting noticed is hard, the experience isn’t that great, and now Apple is allowing search ads. And to make things more interesting, there’s a lot of interest in different platforms beyond traditional apps — including messaging bots. Eventually, there will have to be a way to… Read More Continue reading Blackstorm raises $33.5M to help developers get their apps everywhere beyond the App Store
The HTC Vive can do a lot more than play games, and the Viveport app store will help showcase its versatility. The post Good News: HTC’s New VR App Store Isn’t Just for Gamers appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Good News: HTC’s New VR App Store Isn’t Just for Gamers
Players are really not happy they can no longer track nearby pokémon. Continue reading Damn, ‘Pokémon Go’ Now Has Less Than 2 Stars in the App Store
Player retention seems strong, but new downloads are declining quickly in the United States. Continue reading Have We Reached Peak ‘Pokémon Go’?
Sophos experts Chester Wisniewski and Paul Ducklin join forces for our latest security podcast. Enjoy! Continue reading Ransomware with a Pirate Name, RAA! [Chet Chat Podcast 243]