Web site Appleinsider is reporting that it has found out that hackers have somehow gotten a hold of iPhone prototypes and am using them to see what they can exploit and then develop ways to get around any security enhancements for future exploits. Hackers are taking advantage of “dev-fused” iPhones, meant only for internal usage […]
Jill Clover reports for MacRumors.com: Google’s Project Zero team in November found a “high severity” macOS kernel flaw that was recently disclosed (via Neowin) following the expiration of a 90 day disclosure deadline. As explained by Google, the flaw allows an attacker to modify a user-owned mounted filesystem image without informing the virtual management subsystem […]
Facebook has come under fire yet again for another privacy issue, with the social network not providing its users with any way to opt out of having their phone number, submitted to enable two-factor authentication to secure the account, used by others to look up their profile. Facebook encourages its users to set up two-factor […]
iPhone users have gotten used to Apple tracking certain things that they do (after a user gives them permission). But did you know that your iPhone is keeping track of every place you’ve ever been? It’s called the Significant Locations list, and it details all the places that you have taken your phone. The system […]
