Here is a list of iOS 11 security features, changes and improvements that Apple has included as part of its big firmware release this year for iPhones and iPads.
Just a day after the announcement of iPhone X and Face ID, U.S. Senator Al Franken has issued an open letter to Tim Cook raising questions about the security of the new Face ID feature.
A new research paper explores how getting a screen replacement from the wrong people could completely compromise any smartphone's security.
A newly discovered iOS 10.3.3 bug lets a $500 hacking box crack iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus passcode. Apple has confirmed that the bug has been patched in iOS 11.
iPhone 5s Touch ID Secure Enclave Processor SEP decryption key has been released by hacker. Here are the details on it.
A newly discovered feature in iOS 11 shows that Trust This Computer prompt will now require user authentication, meaning Apple is going to start forcing users to explicitly authenticate on the device when they plug an iPhone or iPad into a computer.
Here's how to check if your Android device is vulnerable to the dangerous Broadpwn WiFi exploit in the Broadcom wireless chips.
iOS 10.3.3 has a fix in place for Broadpwn WiFi exploit and is the single biggest reason why you should consider updating your iPhone or iPad to latest iOS firmware version.
Logitech has announced a new security camera called the Circle 2, which sports a modular design and supports both Apple's HomeKit as well as Amazon's Alexa.
Starting from iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra, Apple will move users from two-step verification to two-factor authentication in order to ensure their data is less likely to be compromised.
