Apple @ Work: Initial macOS Sequoia release broke networking for security and VPN tools – who’s responsible?
Apple’s macOS Sequoia update breaks key enterprise security tools, highlighting the need for stronger collaboration with vendors to ensure seamless compatibility and security ...
Apple Goes From Waging Encryption War With FBI To Holding Hush-Hush Global Police Summits — An Evolving Relationship With Law Enforcement?
Apple has reportedly been secretly assisting law enforcement through "Global Police Summit" events, where it helps police ...
iOS 18.0.1—Apple Issues New Update Warning To iPhone Users
Apple has released iOS 18.0.1, fixing two security flaws and a number of bugs in its iOS 18 software. Here's what's fixed.
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macOS Sequoia Update Fixes Security Software Compatibility Issues
Apple has released a macOS Sequoia software update to resolve compatibility issues with multiple security tools.
Apple's insider leaks reveal the potential for a new AI fix
Apple’s the largest company in the world. If they can’t keep a lid on their most important information, what does that mean ...
iOS 18.0.1 New iPhone Software Release: Should You Upgrade?
Apple iOS 18.0.1 is compatible with all iPhones that can run iOS 18, and indeed, all handsets that are compatible with iOS 17 ...
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iOS 18.0.1: Apple's Update Fixes These iPhone Security Issues and More
Apple released iOS 18.0.1 on Thursday, more than two weeks after the company released iOS 18. While that update brought many ...
Apple Stops Signing iOS 18.0
Apple today stopped signing iOS 18.0, preventing iPhone users who have upgraded to iOS 18.0.1 from downgrading to iOS 18.
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Apple Releases Critical iOS and iPadOS Updates to Fix VoiceOver Password Vulnerability
The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-44204, has been described as a logic problem in the new Passwords app impacting a slew ...
How IT admins should think about a more open Apple
“IT should be vigilant but not overly restrictive,” said Pavithran. “Openness doesn’t automatically mean insecurity, but it ...
Apple's iPhone Mirroring bug could expose your personal apps to your employer
A privacy bug in the iPhone Mirroring feature introduced through IOS 18 can tell your employer which apps you run on your iPhone, according to a new report.