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In a change possibly targeted at law enforcement, Apple is changing iOS to disable the USB port after a device is idle for seven days, and only a user unlock can reverse it.

Phishing is the number one mobile threat affecting organizations. The Wandera’s Phishing Report 2018 shows that iOS users are 18x more likely to be phished than to download malware, and that 4000...

Apple this week released patches to address a handful of security vulnerabilities in macOS, iOS, and Safari. read more

Cook's Cupertino crew corrects coding cock-ups Apple has issued a trio of updates to patch security vulnerabilities in Safari, macOS, and iOS.…

Unveil first code, joins giants in industry standard-club Last week, the Data61 division of Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) released the first...

Google this week announced that iOS users can now receive Google prompts via their Gmail application. read more

The flaw takes advantage of Wi-Fi syncing in iTunes, but requires a developer image to work properly.

Researchers found a new iOS vulnerability called “trustjacking,” which exploits a feature called iTunes Wi-Fi Sync to give attackers persistent control over victims' devices.

Rockwell Automation informed customers this week that its Allen-Bradley Stratix and ArmorStratix industrial switches are exposed to remote attacks due to vulnerabilities in Cisco’s IOS software. read more

Turning it on by default might sound like a mere tweak, but its the first version of the browser to do this without the user having to consciously turn it on.