#applehackingvulnerability

Heads up Apple users! A researcher found a vulnerability that allowed for an attacker to hack accounts simply via email. The vulnerability existed in the “Sign in with Apple” feature, that Apple has now

Apple has recently addressed some serious security flaws affecting iOS and Mac devices. Among these, three vulnerabilities could allow hijacking an Apple devices’ webcam when exploited together. Apple

We usually see Apple boasting about its seemingly robust security and privacy measures. Nonetheless, like any other technology, Apple products are also vulnerable to security bugs. Recently, a researcher

Last week, a researcher discovered a jailbreaking vulnerability in iOS 12.4 that Apple accidentally unpatched. The vulnerability allowed jailbreaking many of the latest iPhones. Hence, it created a security

Apple released its iOS 12.4 in the previous month while fixing a Walkie-Talkie bug breaching user’s privacy. However, little did they realize that they have inadvertently reversed a fix for a previous

This week, Apple has rolled out security updates for different Apple products. These include numerous security fixes in watchOS and iOS. Thankfully, they also re-enabled Walkie Talkie with iOS 12.4 as

Apple has taken another step towards ensuring user privacy by disabling one of their own apps. Reportedly, Apple has temporarily disabled its Walkie-Talkie app upon finding a bug. The tech giant disabled

Researchers discovered a vulnerability in the Apple’s Device Enrollment Program (DEP). This Apple DEP authentication flaw could allow potential attackers to automatically enroll devices in closed Enterprise

While the majority of people consider Apple a paradigm of online security, researchers are proving this wrong. Amidst all the exciting reports from the Black Hat USA and Def Con 2018 events, we also got

Yesterday, we reported something that troubled Apple users. However, we now have good news for them. The supposed iPhone passcode hack demonstrated by a researcher was nothing but ‘wrong testing’ claimed

Do you think you are safe if you have an iPhone locked with a passcode?. A researcher has discovered a glitch that makes your iPhone passcode easy to crack. According to his discovery, a hacker can easily

When we say “apple”, perhaps we think of all those techy gadgets (iPhones and Mac) even before the real apple fruit. Isn’t that right? Apple has thrived to establish itself as the most secure and private