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===> Update to version 12.13 as soon as possible. <===
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- https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorialsit-securitypart-1-browsers/
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Passwords are like undergarments: it’s good to keep them hidden, and you should change them often. Likewise, if someone sees your password it may leave you feeling exposed and uncomfortable. As we ...
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It is always a good idea to have good passwords. 1Password is my favourite password manager. Delete the scoop?
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Cybercriminals are working on more complex schemes to wage attacks on PCs, laptops, and smartphones.
A new report shows that: ===> every single device that connects to the Internet is in danger. <===
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Eine Schwachstelle im Apple-Betriebssystem iOS könnte dazu führen, dass Kurznachrichten an die falsche Nummer geschickt werden.
Der Blogger Pod2g will Hinweise für eine Sicherheitslücke in iOS ausgemacht haben, die den Versand von SMS-Nachrichten auf dem iPhone betrifft. So wäre es möglich, Kurznachrichten im PDU-Format zu verfassen, deren Zieladresse sich über einen editierbaren Abschnitt namens PDU (Protocol Description Unit) ändern ließe. Antwortet der Nutzer auf eine solche SMS, dann könnte die Antwort nicht an den ehemaligen Absender, sondern an ein fremdes Smartphone geschickt werden.
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The iOS 5.1.1 update fixes four separate vulnerabilities, including one that could be used to take complete control of an affected device.
Apple has shipped a high-priority iOS update to fix multiple security holes affecting the browser used on iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices.
===> This patch is only available via iTunes. To check that the iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad has been updated:
- Navigate to Settings
To apply as quick as possible, please!
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Apple’s iOS mobile platform, like its desktop-and-notebook sibling Mac OS X, has garnered a reputation for strong security.
===> But as new holes in iOS's security crop up, this reputation may be exposed to less-than-friendly fire. <===
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![iOS 6.1.3 security flaw allows passcode lock bypass... again [VIDEO] | Apple, Mac, iOS4, iPad, iPhone and (in)security... | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/vSHcMjdV0XsK3_EOqBAp4zl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
iOS 6.1.3 has only just been released by Apple, and already a security hole has been followed - allowing anyone to bypass the passcode lock on iPhones, and access private data on the device.
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iOS 6.1.3 has only just been released by Apple, and already a security hole has been followed - allowing anyone to bypass the passcode lock on iPhones, and access private data on the device.
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March 21, 8:52 AM
iOS 6.1.3 has only just been released by Apple, and already a security hole has been followed - allowing anyone to bypass the passcode lock on iPhones, and access private data on the device. Check also: - http://www.scoop.it/t/apple-mac-ios4-ipad-iphone-and-in-security Delete the scoop?
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Der Vorwurf des Hacker-Kollektivs Antisec gegen das FBI wiegt schwer: Auf einem FBI-Laptop habe man eine Datei mit Millionen Seriennummern von iOS-Geräten gefunden. Die Ermittlungsbehörde dementiert.
Mehr erfahren: http://www.tageblatt.lu/nachrichten/story/13507432
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In a first, Apple manager scheduled to take stage Thursday at Black Hat to discuss security technologies in iOS...
Beyond Flashback, research has shown that Macs are carrying malware unbeknownst to users. A security scan of 100,000 Macs found 3 percent infected with Mac-capable malware, according to anti-virus vendor Sophos. When Windows malware was included, one in five Macs were found to be harboring some type of malware.
While the Mac has been the primary target, hackers are taking notice of iOS. This month, Kaspersky Lab reported finding an iOS Trojan that uploaded a user's address book to a remote server. Spam messages with a URL to the application, called "Find and Call," were sent from the server to all the users' contacts.
For years hackers focused on Microsoft Windows PCs instead of Apple products, which had a fraction of the market share. Today,
===> Apple's success in selling the iPhone and iPad have made it the world's most valuable company and its products a potentially lucrative target for cybercriminals. <===
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Facebook login credentials could be lifted from smartphones because the site is not encrypting the sensitive data on iOS and Android devices. Delete the scoop?
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===> Update to version 12.13 as soon as possible. <===
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- https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorialsit-securitypart-1-browsers/