An unknown number of customers have been locked out of their Apple IDs for security reasons. Sources inside Apple claim this has nothing to do with a software bug on their end.
The developer-centric Osiris jailbreak has been completely re-written and re-released by renowned iOS hacker and unc0ver creator Pwn20wnd.
If you’re rocking an unjailbreakable firmware and don’t know whether to stay where you are or to upgrade to a newer version of iOS, then this piece encompasses everything you need to know.
Booting Linux on the Mac computers using Apple’s T2 chip is disallowed due to the default system security policies. Here’s why and what you need to know about it.
iOS 12.1 has fixed a dangerous exploit, that you probably didn’t know existed, which allowed an attacker to view photos on a locked device and send them to anyone with ease.
How many times have you used the same password for your online accounts? Here’s how to perform password auditing on your devices to better protect yourself.
Apple might have finally gained the upper hand in its long-running battle with GrayShift over the Georgia company’s passcode hacking technology.
In a speech at a privacy conference in Europe, Apple CEO Tim Cook went after companies he says are hoarding personal data for financial gain.
On Monday, Apple stopped signing iOS 12.0, making it impossible to downgrade from iOS 12.0.1 via iTunes.
According to Apple, Gatekeeper in “an upcoming release of macOS” will require all Mac apps signed with Developer ID to be notarized by the company.
macOS Mojave has several features that tighten security, including an improved Gatekeeper feature that enforces code signing and verifies downloaded apps before allowing them to run. Today, Apple issued a reminder to developers to get their Mac software notarized so customers have increased confidence that it’s not known malware.
Renowned iOS hacker Ian Beer just released his exploits for iOS 11.4 and iOS 11.4.1, but don’t get too excited yet…
