Apple Can Still Read Your End-to-End Encrypted iMessages

If you are backing up your data using iCloud Backup, then you need you watch your steps NOW!



In government fight against encryption, Apple has positioned itself as a staunch defender of its user privacy by refusing the federal officials to provide encryption backdoors into its products.



When it comes to Apple's iMessage service, the company claims that it can't read messages sent

13 Million MacKeeper Users Hacked — 21 GB of Data Exposed

MacKeeper anti-virus company is making headlines today for its lax security that exposed the database of 13 Million Mac users' records including names, email addresses, usernames, password hashes, IP addresses, phone numbers, and system information.



MacKeeper is a suite of software that claims to make Apple Macs more secure and stable, but today the anti-virus itself need some extra

More than 250 iOS Apps Caught Using Private APIs to Collect Users' Private Data

Apple is cleaning up its iTunes App Store again – for the third time in two months – following another flood of iOS apps that secretly collect users’ personal information.
Researchers discovered more than 250 iOS apps that were violating Apple's App Store privacy policy, gathering personal identifiable data from almost one Million users estimated to have downloaded those offending apps.
The

Apple Boosts iOS 9 Security with improved Two-Factor Authentication

Apple iOS 9, codenamed Monarch, will be available to the world on September 16th.



While most of the upgrades on iOS 9 focus on making devices:



Faster
Smarter
Secure
and more efficient.


Today we are going to discuss the improved Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) pumped within the new iOS operating system.



WHAT'S NEW AND HOW IT WORKS



Apple has strengthened the foundation of iOS 9

Critical Persistent Injection Vulnerability in Apple App Store and iTunes

A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the official Apple’s App Store and iTunes Store, affecting millions of Apple users.



Vulnerability-Lab Founder and security researcher Benjamin Kunz Mejri discovered an Application-Side input validation web vulnerability that actually resides in the Apple App Store invoice module and is remotely exploitable by both sender as well as the

Apple Safari Browser Vulnerable to URL Spoofing Vulnerability

A serious security vulnerability has been uncovered in Apple’s Safari web browser that could trick Safari users into visiting a malicious website with the genuine web address.



A group of researchers, known as Deusen, has demonstrated how the address spoofing vulnerability could be exploited by hackers to fool victim into thinking they are visiting a trusted website when actually the Safari