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iPhone Phishing Scam Combines Physical Theft and Digital Crime

Microsoft Users Can Now Use Phone Sign-In to Access Their Accounts

Tips on Keeping your Mobile Life Secure

Tips on Keeping Your Mobile Life Secure

iOS 10.2 will make your local iPhone backup much much harder to crack

iOS 10.2 will make your local iPhone backup much much harder to crack

New MAC OS and iOS Changes Might Frustrate VPN Users

iOS, Android Apps Found Leaking User Privacy Data, Researchers Say

Apple Issues Critical Updates for Spyware Flaws in Mac OS X, Safari

Patch Now! Apple Closes Up Three iOS Vulns Exploited by Spyware Kit

Found an iOS zero-day? This firm will pay you $300,000 more than Apple

Apple Intentionally Left iOS 10 Kernel Unencrypted

Google Simplifies 2-Step Verification for Android, iOS Users

How to Tell if Your iPhone Has Been Secretly Hacked

Apple fixes iPhone passcode bypass flaw server-side, without having to push out an update

Europol Takes Down 1,000 Websites Selling Counterfeit Goods

There Is Nothing New Under the Sun

There Is Nothing New Under the Sun

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Are iPhones or Androids More of a Security Risk?

This Week in Security: FBI Deputy Director Hacked, $1M iOS Jailbreak Bounty, ProtonMail Pays Ransom

This Week in Security: Newly Active Malware Campaign, Apple AirDrop Bug, Russian Cyberespionage

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Password Brute Force Attacks Threaten Millions of App Users

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Phone Numbers for iOS Crash Report Scam Taken Down by London Police

iOS Mail bug makes it easy to steal victims’ passwords

How to crash any iPhone or iPad within WiFi range

Demystifying iOS Enterprise Certificates

WireLurker Malware Infects iOS and OS X