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Apple Says No URL Data is Shared With Chinese Company Tencent, and Tencent Checks are Limited to Mainland China

Apple Sending User Data to Chinese Internet Giant Tencent for Fraudulent Website Warnings in Safari

MacTrast Deals: Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 Subscriptions

Bluetooth SIG Acknowledges Serious Bluetooth Security Flaw, Apple Provides Fix

Security Researchers Defeated Face ID Using Glasses and Tape

Apple Increases Bug Bounty Payouts, Launches macOS Program

Apple Will Reportedly Provide ‘Dev Device’ iPhones to Vetted Security Researchers, Institute Official Mac Bug Bounty

Secure Your Mac With These Essential Tips

5 Ways To Keep Your Personal Data Safe on MacBook Pro

Florida Man Spends 44 Days in Jail for Refusing to Unlock His iPhones

Apple Will Block Third-Party Developers’ Access to Contacts ‘Notes’ Field in iOS 13

Researcher Turns Over Details of macOS Keychain Security Flaw, Calls for Explanation About Lack of Mac Bug Bounty Program

Used Cellebrite iPhone Hacking Tools For Sale on eBay For as Little as $100

Google Researcher Says Two Zero-Day iOS Vulnerabilities Were Exploited in the Wild Before Apple Patched Them in iOS 12.1.4

Security Researcher’s Video Demos macOS Mojave Keychain Exploit, But He Won’t Share Information With Apple in Protest

Camera Guard Mac 3 Offers Improved Webcam and Mic Blocker Protections for Mac

Apple Working to Fix Major Group FaceTime Bug That Lets Users Hear Another Person’s Audio Before They Answer the Call

Some Popular Android Apps Are Sending User Data to Facebook Without Consent

‘123456’ & ‘Password’ Are at the Top of the ‘Worst Passwords’ List for Fifth Straight Year

Google Admits 52.5 Million Users Affected by Google+ API Bug – Service Will Shut Down Earlier Than Announced, April 2019

Apple Stores Using Local Police as Security to Discourage Robberies

Security Researcher Demonstrates How Remote macOS Exploit Tricks Safari Users Via Custom URL Schemes

This App Warns You if Someone Tries to Open the Lid of Your MacBook

Cellebrite Says it Can Now Unlock Devices Running iOS 11, Including iPhone X