Apple will allow app side-loading from arbitrary websites
iPhone users in the EU can soon download apps directly from websites.
Major flaw with Apple’s Stolen Device Protection
There is a major flaw with Stolen Device Protection. If you do not rectify this flaw, you can potentially lose the protection of this feature.
Apple to allow side-loading for iOS/iPadOS in EU
Is this going to be good or bad for cybersecurity?
Apple colluding with NSA?
Judge for yourself the evidence.
Apple added Contact Key Verification
What is Contact Key Verification? How do you activate it? How does it increase your security?
Emergency iOS/iPadOS update to 17.0.3
Apple has released another EMERGENCY cybersecurity update to iOS/iPadOS 17.0.3. If you don’t patch, how vulnerable will you be? Are previous versions of iOS/iPadOS vulnerable?
Today, Apple completes BlastPass patches to block state-sponsored attacks?
Does today’s emergency cybersecurity updates have anything to do with another emergency update 2 weeks ago?
Apple released emergency cybersecurity update for iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS
Make sure you update to: Consequences of not patching: your device can be hacked just by viewing a malicious web page. Apple is aware that these cybersecurity holes are under active exploitation in the wild.
Emergency cybersecurity updates for Apple devices
If you do not patch, your devices can be compromised by hackers just by viewing a malicious webpage in Safari.
No biometrics on your mobile device? You’re close to total disaster
Those who choose not to enable biometric security for their mobile device because of fear of Big Brother are one step away from a total security disaster.
Can Facebook/Google still track you even if you turn on App Tracking Transparency (ATT)?
From iOS/iPadOS 14.5, Apple has made it much harder for apps to track you with the “App Tracking Transparency” (ATT) feature. But does that work?
Is Apple’s controversial CSAM scanning a precursor to something that Big Brother will HATE?
Maybe this CSAM scanning controversy is a necessary evil that is a precursor to implementing something big that will further enhance Apple’s privacy image?
Can you trust Apple’s iMessage encryption with your life?
According to Apple, iMessage is secure and private. But why do China, Iran and Russia allow iMessage while they ban the others?
Don’t be fooled! Apple didn’t call you
One day, your iPhone received an automated call from Apple (complete with Apple’s logo) warning that multiple servers containing Apple user IDs had been compromised and that you needed to call a 1300 number before doing anything else.