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Apple’s security update included a slew of vulnerabilities in various components of iOS, macOS and Safari – the most severe of which could enable remote code execution. Continue reading Apple Update Fixes WebKit Flaws in iOS, Safari
Listen up if you’re still using an iPhone 5 – you need to update to iOS 10.3.4 before Sunday November 3, or you may find your smartphone loses access to the internet. The warning comes from Apple itself, which says that an iOS update is ess… Continue reading Update your iPhone 5 before November 3 2019, or lose its internet access
Apple has released an emergency patch in iOS 12.4.1 that addresses a vulnerability that opened iPhones to jailbreaks. Continue reading Apple Fixes iOS Flaw That Opened iPhones to Jailbreaks
Apple has released its May 2019 security updates, taking iOS to version 12.3 and macOS Mojave to version 10.14.5. Continue reading Update iOS and Mojave now! Apple patches are out
If you own any kind of Apple device or software, you may want to check to see if you have an update waiting for you. Continue reading Update now! Apple releases security fixes for iOS, MacOS, Safari, others
One year to the day after iOS 11 appeared, Apple yesterday released its replacement, iOS 12. Continue reading iOS 12 is here: these are the security features you need to know about
A severe programming error has been discovered in Apple’s latest macOS High Sierra 10.13 that exposes passwords of encrypted Apple File System (APFS) volumes in plain text.
Reported by Matheus Mariano, a Brazilian software developer, the vulnerability affects encrypted volumes using APFS wherein the password hint section is showing the actual password in the plain text.
Yes, you got that right—
Continue reading Apple macOS High Sierra Bug Exposes Passwords of Encrypted APFS Volumes As Hint
What’s worse than knowing that innocent looking JPEGs, PDFs and font files can hijack your iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
Yes, attackers can take over your vulnerable Apple’s iOS device remotely – all they have to do is trick you to view a maliciously-crafted JPEG graphic or PDF file through a website or an email, which could allow them to execute malicious code on your system.
That’s a terrible
Continue reading Warning! Your iPhone Can Get Hacked Just by Opening a JPEG Image, PDF or Font File
Are you experiencing slow Internet speed on your MacBook today? — It’s not just you!
Here’s Why:
Following in Microsoft’s footsteps, Apple has started “pre-downloading” the latest version of its desktop operating system, macOS 10.12 Sierra, in the background, if you are still running OS X El Capitan.
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If you have automatic downloads enabled on your Mac, a large file of around