Until this week, the App Store was to malware what Earth was to the Hitchhiker’s Guide: “Mostly Harmless.” Not any more…
Tag Archives: iOS
After iOS 9 launches, Ad blockers top the App Store chart
Users lost no time in blockading their iPhones against adverts after Apple gave them the chance in the launch of iOS 9.
Would you like to buy a Replay? 60 Second Security
Catch our latest weekly video – it only takes a minute!
Apple watchOS 2 on hold (but iOS 9 on fire!)
Apple’s mobile update week has gone both ways…
iTunes 12.3 brings support for two-factor authentication
If you turn on 2SV (and you should!), you’ll be asked for a PIN and password when editing your account or logging in for the first time.
Apple iOS 9 is out – with a LOT of security holes patched
As usual, we recommend updating as soon as you can, for the fixes much more than the features.
Using ambient sound as a two-factor authentication system
A Swiss research project offers a new method of two-factor authentication to people who see an additional level of security as a chore.
Avoid that cyberflash – 60 Second Security
Here’s our weekly 1-minute video: Android, Adobe and Apple’s AirDrop all get a look in this time.
How not to be “cyberflashed” on your iPhone
After writing about “cyberflashing,” we were asked to put our advice on how to avoid it in one place. Here it is.
Apple issues updates for lots of critical holes – patch now!
Whether you believe in Mac malware or not, you still need the latest Apple patches to close off numerous critical holes.