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

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

After the Taiwan crash and other similar glitches, another iOS text bug has surfaced online. This time, the crash results from receiving a specific Sindhi character via a iPhone message. iOS Text Bug Causes

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

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

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

After the launch of iOS 12, a researcher discovered back-to-back lock screen bypass flaws in the system exploiting various features. Every glitch made it possible for an attacker to access device data.

Here comes good news for all researchers who demanded bug bounties for MacOS. Three years back, at Black Hat USA 2016, Apple announced its bug bounty program offering up to $200,000 as payouts. Now, once

Researchers have spotted another malicious attempt by bad actors to breach iOS users’ privacy. This time, they have discovered an attack scenario involving the iOS URL scheme. They found that exploiting

Once again a serious iOS vulnerability that could risk the security of iPhone and iPad population has surfaced. Fortunately, the flaw existed in the iOS 13 beta version that is yet to launch, so Apple

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

As disclosed recently, Apple has fixed some serious security issues with the release of iOS 12.3 a couple of months ago. These security flaws could allow an attacker to brick iPhones via malicious iMessages.

A recently reported bug in Facetime, caused privacy concerns last month as individuals were able to eavesdrop on users. The bug allowed anyone on Group Facetime to hear audio from the user whilst calling

A researcher from Semmle discovered multiple security flaws in the XNU kernel of Apple operating systems. Since all Apple operating systems running across different devices share the same kernel, the

Last month, we heard of multiple iOS 12 lock screen bypass methods discovered by Jose Rodriguez. Using these techniques, an attacker could easily bypass the iPhone passcode and access the photos, contacts,

It hasn’t been long since we reported on other iOS 12 passcodes bypass methods, however here we are with another one. The same researcher who told us about the glitches in iOS 12 earlier now presents another

Apple’s iOS 12 seems in trouble these days. on one hand, we see people discovering security vulnerabilities, such as those allowing bypassing passcode to access phone’s data. Whereas, on the other hand,