Collaborate Disseminate
Apple has quietly revealed that it will implement an anti-tracking policy for its WebKit browser engine that’s based on Mozilla’s.
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Apple thinks it has come up with a way for advertisers to track how well their ads are doing without compromising user privacy. Continue reading Safari test points to a future with tracker-free ads
The attack stems from a glitch in WebKit, an HTML layout browser engine in Apple’s Safari browser. Continue reading CSS-Based Attack Causes iOS, macOS Devices to Crash
A security researcher has revealed a method of crashing and restarting iPhones and iPads, with just a few lines of code that could be added to any webpage.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
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Patrick Wardle’s ‘Do Not Disturb’ app, and Apple’s updates
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HSTS tracking has been reduced to crumbs. Continue reading Apple burns the HSTS super cookie
Apple releases patches addressing the Spectre vulnerability impacting its macOS, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Continue reading Apple Releases Spectre Patches for Safari, macOS and iOS
There’s a natural order to the world of game console hacking: every time a manufacturer releases a new game console they work in security measures that prevent the end user from running anything but commercially released games, and in turn every hacker worth his or her salt tries to break through. The end goal, despite what the manufacturers may have you believe, is not to run “bootleg” games, but rather to enable what is colloquially referred to as “homebrew”. That is to say, enabling the novel concept of actually running software of your choice on the hardware you paid for. …read more
Microsoft is bringing its Edge browser to iOS and Android but this also means that they are now actively developing two different browser platforms.
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Apple released iOS 10.3.3 Wednesday that serves as a cumulative patch update for multiple vulnerabilities including the high-profile BroadPwn bug. Continue reading Apple Patches BroadPwn Bug in iOS 10.3.3
