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Apple's latest iOS security feature is causing headaches for police
Media reported last week that some iPhones in the possession of law enforcement were mysteriously rebooting, making it more difficult for forensic experts to break
iOS 18.1 added a new ‘Inactivity Reboot’ security feature for iPhone
Last week, a report from 404 Media highlighted concerns from law enforcement officials about iPhones rebooting automatically rebooting themselves.
With iOS 18, Apple Makes Locked iPhones Harder to Crack
After publishing an article breaking the news about how police were seeing iPhones stored for examination mysteriously reboot themselves, 404 Media covers the subsequent revelation that Apple has increased security in iOS 18 by automatically rebooting iPhones after they have spent four days in a locked state.
iPhones might be harder for police to unlock, thanks to new reboot feature
New code introduced in the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system could make it more difficult for both police and thieves to unlock iPhones. 404 Media reported Thursday that law enforcement officials were warning each other that phones being stored for forensic examination seemed to be rebooting themselves — something that security experts confirmed
Cops Have Less Time to Break Into iPhones Thanks to iOS 18.1 Security Measure
Apple seems to have introduced an "activity timer" into iOS 18.1 that reboots devices after a set period of time, making it harder to break into them.
A new iOS 18 security feature makes it harder for police to unlock iPhones
Apple added an inactivity timer that reboots iPhones to a more secure state when they haven’t been unlocked in a while.
MacBook Pro Owners Warned As 99 New Security Problems Reported
If you’ve just taken delivery of a new MacBook Pro, here are 99 reasons you shouldn’t ignore the Mac malware threat. What you need to know.
Apple is challenging hackers to break into the company’s servers: If you’re successful, you could earn up to $1 million
Apple is taking its server safety very seriously. The $3.5 trillion software giant is challenging hackers to break into the ...
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Apple is Paying $1 Million if You Can Hack into its Servers
Apple wants to pay you a $1 million bounty for hacking into its cloud servers, but how hard can it be, really?
Apple’s Latest Updates Include More Than 75 Security Patches for iPhone and Mac
Apple's iOS 18.1 and macOS 15.1 come with Apple Intelligence, and all the new AI features that includes. However, these updates also ship with dozens of patches for security flaws affecting both ...
iPhone 16 Faces Serious Security Flaws; Here's What Indian Users Must Do Now To Stay Safe
This means that even if you own an iPhone 16, a Vision Pro headset, or an older model like the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, or ...
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You need this Apple iPhone security patch now for protection from online threats
A new security update from Apple means it's time to upgrade, even if your phone isn’t compatible with the tech giant's fresh ...
security warning Apple iPhones Macs Indian watchdog Here’s how to stay secure
In related developments, Apple released iOS and iPadOS 18.2 software updates in public beta, including new features like an AI emoji generator app, ChatGPT integration with Siri, and visual search ...
Apple products show lower outage risk and strong security appeal in Kandji survey
Apple’s strong security reputation drives its rise in enterprise use, with IT pros citing reliability and privacy as top ...