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Accidentally delete a conversation in the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad running iOS 16? Easily recover them and move them back into the Messages app with this quick tip.
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Bizarrely, it’s Google that revealed the big change that came in iOS 14 last year.
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By Deeba Ahmed
Citizen Lab researchers claim the spyware was delivered silently through iMessage.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: iPhones of 36 Al Jazeera journalists hacked with NSO’s zero-click spyware
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The IICSA report cited “unprecedented levels of depravity” and said that encryption is getting in the way of current screening. Continue reading Report calls for web pre-screening to end UK’s child abuse ‘explosion’→
By Waqas
From law enforcement to hacking firms everyone wants to hack iPhone security researchers at Google have done it again.
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Software exploits that don’t require a victim to click a link to be compromised are an intriguing and growing area of research for white-hat hackers. So it is no surprise that Google’s elite team of hackers, Project Zero, has dug into this stealthy mode of attack in recent months. On Thursday, Samuel Gross laid out how, armed with only a target’s Apple ID, he could remotely compromise an iPhone within minutes to steal passwords, text messages and emails, and activate the camera and microphone. The attack, which exploited an iOS 12.4 vulnerability for which Apple issued a patch in last August, shows how “small design decisions can have significant security consequences,” Gross wrote in a blog post. Gross poked holes in some conventional wisdom around security features used in the iPhone operating system. A data-randomizing security feature known as ASLR meant to guard against exploits “is not as strong in practice,” he […]
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For the first time, exploit sellers who provide Zerodium with fresh break-in techniques for Android devices can now earn more money from those tools than they would for similar hacks of iOS devices, the company announced Tuesday. The Washington, D.C., firm just updated its price list, promising to pay $2.5 million to hackers who demonstrate a zero-click exploit chain, a powerful tool that requires no user interaction, for Android devices. Compare that to the $1 million reward available for a one-click iOS full chain exploit against iOS, knocked down today from $1.5 million. Zerodium, founded in 2015, is dedicated to purchasing unpatched security vulnerabilities then re-selling those zero-days to corporate and government clients. It didn’t offer any specific explanations for the latest price changes. A security researcher who pays attention to the market said this round of updates might be pointing to some shifts in how Zerodium’s customers view iOS devices. “The change in exploit prices is […]
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This is your Shared Security Weekly Blaze for August 12th 2019 with your host, Tom Eston. In this week’s episode: My summary of last week’s BSides Las Vegas security conference, how a single text message to your iPhone could get you hacked,… Continue reading BSides Las Vegas, iMessage Exploit, 5G and Stingray Surveillance→
Vast majority of Apple iOS users haven’t updated to iOS 12.4, leaving themselves wide open to a public exploit. Continue reading 90% of Enterprise iPhone Users Open to iMessage Spy Attack→
Capital One gets hacked, critical vulnerabilities are found in iMessage, and data anonymization may not be as good as we hope. But listen up, we also discuss the Legend of Zelda, a biography of tech giants, offer advice for escaping an angry moose, and… Continue reading Smashing Security #139: Capital One hacked, iMessage flaws, and anonymity my ass!→