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Apple has recently rolled out the latest iOS update for users. The update iOS 14.4 comes with patches for three serious zero-days actively exploited against Apple devices. Update your devices to the latest

Recently, Google researchers revealed a zero-day vulnerability affecting Microsoft Windows. It seems they also analyzed other systems as they reported three zero-day vulnerabilities affecting iOS as well.

A researcher has recently disclosed a bug publicly that affects the Safari browser after Apple attempted to delay the fix. Safari Bug Allows Stealing Data Reportedly, security researcher Pawel Wylecial

Apple has established itself as a privacy savvy brand for users. Their recent step is simply a reiteration of the same. As revealed, the upcoming iOS 14 will have a Precise Location feature to let users

Recently, TikTok drew attention due to the way it kept spying on iOS users by snooping Clipboard contents. However, it now seems many other apps, including the reputed one, also exhibit similar behavior.

Apple has always boasted privacy and security in favour of its users. Nonetheless, the snoopers never miss a chance to intrude on iOS users’ privacy in one or another. Recently, researchers found some

Just a week ago, we reported about a new jailbreak Unc0ver that would even work against the iOS 13.5. However, Apple was quick to address this matter. Now, they have released iOS 13.5.1 and other OS updates

Here’s some good news for all iPhone users (and bad news for Apple perhaps). A new jailbreak Unc0ver is out for all users. This Unc0ver iOS jailbreak works well even against the latest iOS version 13.5.

Researchers have recently caught multiple security bugs in Apple iOS Mail that risk iPhones and iPads. While the researchers believe that the cybercriminals are actively exploiting the bugs, Apple denies

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

While Apple has built a credible stance regarding users’ privacy, a bug has recently made shown otherwise. As discovered, an unpatched vulnerability existed in recent iOS versions that stopped VPNs from

A serious vulnerability has surfaced affecting VPN connections on many systems. Upon exploitation, this vulnerability allows a potential attacker to sniff on other users’ VPN data. The attacker can also

Another day, another Facebook blunder. Though, this time, affecting privacy-oriented iPhones. Reportedly, Facebook for iOS app had a ‘bug’ that caused the app to continue accessing the iPhone’s camera

Checkm8 has emerged to be a real pain in the neck for Apple. Owing to the wide span of the effectiveness of this jailbreak for most iPhones and iPads, Checkm8 has become popular even before it reaches

Apple generally holds a boastful stance with regard to user privacy. However, some recent reports have made some dangerous revelations that may hurt the firm’s image as well as users’ trust. Apple shares

Applications tracking users’ locations have been a pain in the neck for some time. While location data seems necessary information for some apps to adequately function, such as Uber, a non-stop or unnecessary

Recently, Apple fixed a vulnerability with the release of iOS 12.4.1 that allowed for users to jailbreak their iPhones. The vulnerability in iOS 12.4 required urgent attention since it allowed an adversary

Using third-party keyboards on your iPhone is something of a normality for many iOS users. However, it could be troublesome should the keyboard start spying on users. The aforementioned became possible

Recently, the iOS weather app UVLens caused a flurry among users. Many iPhone users received an adult Push notification from the application, hinting a possible cyberattack on the app. However, it turned

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