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How To Check If You’ve Been Affected By Largest Ever iCloud Account Theft

Paul Morris·September 1, 2015
Additional information pertaining to the iCloud account compromise that we reported about last week has now been made public, including a way of checking if you've been compromised.

How to Use Facebook Security Checkup Feature

Paul Morris·August 5, 2015
Here's how to setup and use Facebook's new Security Checkup feature to make your account more secure than ever before.

Security Researchers Discover PC Firmware Vulnerabilities In Mac

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2015

A Simple Text Message Can Hack 95% Of Android Phones, Researcher Says

Paul Morris·July 27, 2015
Security researchers at Zimperium have some bad news for Android users out there who regularly send and receive multimedia messages. According to the researchers, a major security hole exists in the Android platform which could potentially allow malicious individuals to gain access to a device though simply sending a seemingly innocent text message to the targeted number. Android is currently the most popular mobile operating system on the planet, accounting for approximately 80% of smartphones in existence, so it isn't difficult to understand why this is a serious cause for concern.

New Safari Scam Hits iOS Devices, Here’s What You Need To Know

Paul Morris·July 17, 2015
A new scam affecting Apple's iOS devices has been discovered that attempts to prey on vulnerable users by displaying information contained in an official looking system level alert. The latest attempt at deceiving iPhone and iPad owners has so far reared its ugly head on devices located in the United Kingdom and United States and prompts users to call a supposedly toll free number in order to troubleshoot and fix the fabricated device issue.

Leak Reveals How ‘Hacking Team’ Can Snoop On Jailbroken iPhones, Should You Be Worried?

Oliver Haslam·July 8, 2015

Why Bloatware On Android And Windows Needs To Die

Oliver Haslam·June 23, 2015
Here’s why pre-loaded bloatware on OEM Android devices and Windows PCs needs to die right now for good.

WhatsApp Sucks At Privacy, Receives Just One Star In Data Privacy Tests

Oliver Haslam·June 23, 2015
If online privacy is a big deal for you, and it probably should be, then the Electronic Frontier Foundation's annual data privacy test is probably going to be of interest to you. Every twelve months the group takes the planet's most popular online services and puts them through a series of tests to decide just how privacy safe they really are. The results are turned into a star rating with five stars being the maximum score achievable.

Major iOS, OS X Vulnerability Makes It Easy For Malicious Apps To Steal Passwords

Paul Morris·June 17, 2015

Samsung Galaxy Keyboard Flaw Puts 600 Million Android Users At Dire Risk

Oliver Haslam·June 17, 2015
It's been a bad day for both Samsung and Swift, the makers of the keyboard loved by many Android and iOS users, after it was discovered that a security flaw leaves Galaxy devices open to the running of malicious code when the Swift Keyboard is installed. The flaw, according to the security researcher who discovered it, affects over 600 million devices, and that includes the brand new Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge.

PSA: LastPass Was Hacked, Change Your Master Password Right Now

Oliver Haslam·June 16, 2015
Security is vitally important, and it will only become even more important as we start to store more and more of our lives online. Be it banking information or photos of our kids that are kept in the cloud, our data and information is best kept behind secure passwords, with those passwords kept in something like LastPass or 1Password, both of which are highly recommended to a lot of users.

Flaw In iOS Mail App Can Trick Users Into Entering iCloud Credentials

Paul Morris·June 10, 2015

Dangers Of Public WiFi And How To Stay Safe

Oliver Haslam·June 6, 2015
The dangers of using public WiFi networks and how to stay safe and secure online. These are the best measures you can take to keep yourself in the green zone.

New Attack Pushes Rogue App Over-The-Air To Non-Jailbroken Devices

Zayed Rehman·June 4, 2015
A newly published report is suggesting that iOS users in Japan are being targeted by cyber criminals with a malicious app when they try to view 'unsafe' videos. Famously known as the one-click fraud, the scam is not only applicable to jailbroken iOS devices, but non-jailbroken ones as well.

New Mac Vulnerability Can Survive OS X Reinstallation And Drive Formatting

Zayed Rehman·June 2, 2015
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