Tag: ios
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Mozilla Integrates Ad Blocking in Firefox for iOS
Mozilla just made browsing on iOS even better by integrating native ad blocking into Firefox, building on its existing ecosystem of ad-blocking and privacy extensions. This new feature, currently rolling out, gives users more control over their online experience.
Apple patches image-processing flaw exploited in spyware campaigns
Apple just patched a major security flaw in its ImageIO system that could let attackers run code on your device - and it's already been used in sneaky spyware campaigns targeting high-profile targets.
WebKit Flaws Compromise Apple iCloud Private Relay
Researchers have discovered a sneaky way for hackers to bypass iCloud Private Relay's protections and expose your real network address, putting your online privacy at risk. This vulnerability lets malicious actors send traffic directly from your device, revealing your hidden IP address.
Chinese Threat Actor Exploits Leaked DarkSword Kit to Deploy GHOSTBLADE on iOS Devices
A Chinese threat actor has cleverly exploited a leaked DarkSword kit to deploy GHOSTBLADE on iOS devices, with hosting concentrated in Hong Kong but reaching as far as Japan, the US, and Europe. This surprising attack follows the kit's public leak, which has been rapidly reused to target Apple devices running iOS versions 18.4 through 18.7.
Apple Bolsters Security with AI-Discovered WebKit Flaw Patches
Apple is stepping up its security game by releasing patches for over three dozen WebKit flaws, discovered with the help of AI, to protect its users from potential hacking threats. By speeding up its update process, Apple aims to outpace malicious hackers who are leveraging AI to develop exploits at an alarming rate.
Apple iOS Overhauls Password Security with One-Tap Change Feature
Apple's latest iOS update is revolutionizing password security with a game-changing feature that lets you change compromised passwords with just one tap, giving you a stronger defense against online threats. Say goodbye to password stress and hello to enhanced protection with iOS's cutting-edge update.
Free Apps Turn Smart TVs Into AI Web-Scraping Proxies
Free apps can secretly turn your smart TV into a powerful tool for web scraping, unknowingly contributing to a massive residential proxy network of over 400 million IPs. This startling reality raises questions about consumer data and the hidden use of their devices.
Google and Apple Roll Out Cross-Platform RCS Encryption
Big news for messaging security: Apple and Google have just launched a beta rollout of end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging, allowing for more secure conversations between iPhone and Android users worldwide. This update enables encryption by default, marked with a lock icon, and is available to users with supported carriers and devices.
Apple Deploys End-to-End Encryption for RCS Messaging
Big news for messaging security: Apple just rolled out end-to-end encryption for RCS messaging in its latest iOS 26.5 update, giving users an extra layer of protection when chatting with friends and family across different devices and platforms.
DarkSword Malware Targets iOS with Sophisticated Exploit Chain
Meet DarkSword, a sneaky malware that's been targeting iOS devices with a sophisticated exploit chain, leveraging six different vulnerabilities to deploy its final-stage payloads across iOS versions 18.4 through 18.7. Google Threat Intelligence Group has tracked its use back to November 2025, with multiple actors - from commercial vendors to suspected state-sponsored operators - employing it to compromise devices.
Microsoft Urges iPhone Users to Reauthenticate After Outlook Outage
If you're an iPhone user who relies on Outlook, you may need to re-enter your login credentials to access your account after a global outage hit the service. Microsoft has confirmed the issue is resolved, but iOS users will need to manually sign in again through the default Mail app.
Apple Fixes iOS Bug Exposing Deleted Message Content
Apple just dropped an emergency update to squash a pesky iOS bug that let deleted messages linger on your device - and it's already patched in iOS 26.4.2 and iPadOS 26.4.2. The fix tackles a Notification Services flaw that allowed deleted alerts to persist, putting your private info at risk.
Apple Fixes iOS Flaw That Preserved Deleted Signal Notifications
Apple has fixed a frustrating iOS flaw that was causing deleted Signal notifications to stick around, and you can get the solution by updating your iPhone or iPad to the latest software version. The update addresses a logging issue that allowed deleted notifications to be retained on the device.
Apple patches iOS flaw that retained deleted notification data
Apple fixed a security flaw in its iOS system that was storing deleted notifications, and released emergency updates on April 22, 2026, to address the issue. The out-of-band fixes, available in iOS and iPadOS updates, ensure that deleted notifications are now properly erased from your device.
Malicious iOS Apps Expose Crypto Users to FakeWallet Threat
Beware of scammers on the official app store: over 20 fake cryptocurrency wallet apps were recently discovered on the Apple App Store, masquerading as legit software to steal user credentials and secrets. These malicious apps, dubbed FakeWallet, put unsuspecting crypto users at risk of losing their digital assets.
Apple Rushes Fix for iPhone Passcode Bug
Locked out of your iPhone for months? Apple is finally on the case, rushing to fix a frustrating passcode bug that's left some users feeling stuck - and even considering a switch to Android.
DarkSword Exploit Chain Spreads Across Threat Actors
A single iOS exploit chain, known as DarkSword, has been spreading rapidly among threat actors, allowing multiple groups to fully compromise iPhones across several countries. This compact, multi-vulnerability exploit leverages zero-day vulnerabilities to achieve complete device takeover, and was first detected in the wild in November 2025.
Kaspersky Uncovers Coruna Exploit Kit Linked to Operation Triangulation
Kaspersky's researchers have made a significant discovery: the Coruna exploit kit, now targeting iPhones, uses an updated kernel exploit linked to the notorious Operation Triangulation. This finding highlights the evolving threat landscape, where offensive code is repurposed to target new devices.
Google Exposes Sophisticated iPhone Hacking Tool Likely Tied to US Government
Imagine a single website visit being all it takes to secretly install malware on your iPhone, bypassing every defense along the way - that's the alarming reality uncovered by Google's security researchers. They've discovered a sophisticated hacking tool, dubbed Coruna, that exploits 23 iOS vulnerabilities to silently compromise devices.
WhatsApp Exposes Italian Users to Spyware via Fake iOS App
WhatsApp has alerted around 200 users, mostly in Italy, about a sneaky spyware attack that hit them after they downloaded a fake version of the app for iOS. This alarming incident raises a crucial question: how can you trust that the app on your phone is genuine?
DarkSword Threatens iOS with Alarming Russian Cyberattack
A new Russian cyberattack has been detected targeting iOS devices, with a state-sponsored threat group linked to a sophisticated spear-phishing campaign that's got everyone on high alert. Here's what you need to know to protect yourself from this alarming threat.
Chrome updates: Exclusive rapid fixes for safer browsing
Chrome updates just went into overdrive — Google will push security fixes every two weeks across desktop, Android and iOS to shrink the window attackers have to weaponize bugs. Enterprises can still opt into an eight‑week Extended Stable channel for predictable testing and rollouts.
Apple bug bounty: Stunning $5M Boost — Best Move
Apple just doubled its top direct bug bounty and added bonuses that can push total payouts to $5M—a clear signal it’s serious about paying for the most dangerous fixes. That boost could speed patches, entice top researchers away from gray markets, and reshape how the industry rewards the people who keep our devices safe.
hardcoded secrets: Stunning Risky Mobile Crisis
One in three Android apps — and over half of iOS apps — are leaking sensitive data through insecure APIs and hardcoded secrets, putting your personal info and company systems at risk. Luckily, with smarter developer practices, better tooling and a few simple precautions, we can close those easy doors before attackers walk through.