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New Apple-focused malware uses Macs to infect iPhones
Apple users in China have an active, new threat to contend with that attacks iPhones and iPads through Apple’s Mac OS X operating system, …
Apple iOS bug lets fake apps sneak onto iPhones, iPads
Hackers have a new way to break into Apple mobile devices using Web pages, text messages and emails to fool users into downloading fake …
WireLurker: Chinese Apple malware lets hackers ‘crack hard shell of iPhone security’
Apple users in China are under attack from a new family of malware, as the American company continues to run into trouble in the …
Few Messaging Apps Found To Be Truly Secure
How secure Relevant Products/Services is your favorite messaging app? In all probability, not very. According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, only six applications were …
FBI Director: We Need A “Regulatory Or Legislative Fix” To Battle Phone Encryption
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey gave a speech at Washington’s Brookings Institution, warning against the consequences of smartphone encryption and discussing the …
Snapchat warns users outside apps ‘can’t be trusted’
Snapchat cautioned its 100 million active users on Tuesday morning to stay away from any and all apps that claim to work with its …
Exclusive: Two Apple medical trials shed light on how HealthKit will work
Two prominent U.S. hospitals are preparing to launch trials with diabetics and chronic disease patients using Apple Inc’s (AAPL.O) HealthKit, offering a glimpse of …
Researchers find data leaks in Instagram, Grindr, OoVoo and more
By sniffing out the details of network communications, University of New Haven researchers have uncovered a host of data-leakage problems in Instagram, Vine, Nimbuzz, …
Mobile app study reveals privacy concerns
As part of the 2014 Global Privacy Enforcement Network Sweep, about 26 privacy enforcement authorities in 19 countries downloaded 1,211 popular mobile apps to …
Net Neutrality
On Jan. 14, 2014, the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s Open Internet Order. And on May …
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