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The EU says the DMA keeps markets fair and open; Apple says the DMA introduces security problems. Apple is leveling fees against independent app stores. Continue reading What Do Apple’s EU App Store Changes Mean for App Developers?
iOS 17.4, which will be released in March, will finally open up the iOS walled garden, but only for users in Europe.
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By Deeba Ahmed
What happens in iLeakage attacks is that the CPU is tricked into executing speculative code that reads sensitive data from memory.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: iLeakage Attack: Theft of Sensitive Data from Ap… Continue reading iLeakage Attack: Theft of Sensitive Data from Apple’s Safari Browser
This Safari vulnerability has not been exploited in the wild. Apple offers a mitigation, but the fix needs to be enabled manually. Continue reading Apple Vulnerability Can Expose iOS and macOS Passwords, Safari Browsing History
Tired of those annoying CAPTCHA images that leave you feeling like you’re solving a puzzle just to log in online? Learn how to use Apple’s “CAPTCHA killer” feature called Automatic Verification in iOS 16.
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Apple announced its latest privacy and security innovations, including major updates to Safari Private Browsing, Communication Safety, and Lockdown Mode, as well as app privacy improvements. Additionally, Apple introduced new features designed with pri… Continue reading Apple announces next-level privacy and security innovations
Apple has released security updates for – pardon the pop-culture reference – everyhing everywhere all at once, and has fixed the WebKit vulnerability (CVE-2023-23529) exploited in the wild for users of older iPhones and iPads. This latest b… Continue reading Apple backports fix for exploited WebKit bug to older iPhones, iPads (CVE-2023-23529)
Macbook Air 2014, BigSur with BitDefender
While browsing archive.org, I opened a .txt file (in safari) and BitDefender popped up with a Trojan.PWS.Agent.SVN in the following directory:
Path: /users/<user>/Library/Containers/com.apple… Continue reading MacOS Trojan.PWS.Agent.SVN [duplicate]
Apple has released security updates that fix a WebKit zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2023-23529) that “may have been actively exploited.” The bug has been fixed in iOS 16.3.1 and iPadOS 16.3.1, macOS Ventura 13.2.1, Safari 16.3.1, and possibly… Continue reading Apple fixes actively exploited WebKit zero-day in iOS, macOS (CVE-2023-23529)
For the ninth time this year, Apple has released fixes for a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2022-42827) exploited by attackers to compromise iPhones. About CVE-2022-42827 CVE-2022-42827 is an out-of-bounds write issue in the iOS and iPadOS kernel, which c… Continue reading Apple fixes exploited iOS, iPadOS zero-day (CVE-2022-42827)