Apple machine learning privacy workshop talks help promote AI security

Apple has shared recordings of talks from its workshop about privacy and machine learning, demonstrating how it is considering how to protect user data while it is processed using AI.

Malcolm Owen 9 months ago 6

Nobody is going to send you unsolicited messages for remote work

Scam job offers are popping up in text messages promising fast money for easy work, but clicking the wrong one can end up costing you far more than it pays. Here's how to spot one.

Andrew Orr 10 months ago 3

Do not click on unexpected emails from DocuSign

Scammers are sending fake DocuSign emails that appear to show charges from major companies, including Apple, in an attempt to catch users off guard.

Andrew Orr 10 months ago 6

Apple blocks exploit that leaked Apple Intelligence & synced iPhone data

Apple has patched a serious macOS vulnerability that could have let attackers secretly access files protected by user privacy settings, including sensitive data tied to Apple Intelligence.

Andrew Orr 10 months ago 0

Apple warns Iranians of iPhone spyware attacks ahead of Israel conflict

Apple has been warning Iranian iPhone users that they are under threat from cyber espionage in the months leading up to the Iran-Israel conflict.

Malcolm Owen 10 months ago 1

Atomic macOS Stealer malware is now more dangerous

The Atomic macOS Stealer malware has a new backdoor persistent installation feature, making it even more of a security risk for Mac users.

Malcolm Owen 11 months ago 2

North Korean hackers use Mac malware to target crypto firms

North Korean hackers are using sophisticated Mac malware delivered through fake Zoom invites to break into Web3 and crypto firms, stealing sensitive data while evading standard security measures.

Andrew Orr 11 months ago 2

Qantas data breach exposes personal details of millions of customers

Millions of Qantas customers are at risk after hackers exploited a third-party system to steal personal information. Here's what got stolen.

Andrew Orr 11 months ago 2

Verizon denies 61 million customer records for sale online are legitimate

Verizon denies that a database offered for sale on a public forum contains real customer records, describing it as old data not connected to the company or its users.

Andrew Orr 11 months ago 0

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Everything you post online has an opportunity to be used to track you, whether it's your next stalker or a digital ad agency. Your data is up for grabs. Here's how to reduce your digital footprint online.

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Apple & Google profit as Chinese VPNs collect your private data

Weeks after researchers raised red flags, the U.S. App Store still features VPNs that hide their Chinese ownership and could be routing user data straight into Beijing's hands.

Andrew Orr 11 months ago 9

U.S. lawmakers & WhatsApp side with Apple against UK demand for iCloud encryption backdoor

WhatsApp and U.S. lawmakers on both sides are rallying behind Apple's stand against the controversial UK demands to weaken encryption across the board.

Amber Neely 11 months ago 2

A new scam is targeting iPhone users with fake traffic fines

Cybercriminals are using fake DMV texts and cheap tricks to phish iPhone users ahead of a made-up June deadline.

Andrew Orr 1 year ago 15

iMessage flaw may have allowed for zero-click targeted attacks

A rare iPhone crash linked to an iMessage image handling and sharing bug may have been the first sign of a targeted spyware attack, according to new forensic evidence — but Apple is skeptical.

Andrew Orr 1 year ago 2

Cellebrite acquires iPhone virtualization firm Corellium for $200M

Cellebrite, an Israeli cybersecurity firm known for assisting law enforcement in unlocking iPhones, has acquired the virtualization-focused startup Corellium for $200 million. The two already have plans for a new digital forensics product.

Marko Zivkovic 1 year ago 2

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