Two Chinese students developed and implemented a fraud scheme that allowed them receiving $895 800 from Apple. Yangyang Zhou and Quan Jiang that studied engineering in Oregon College regularly ordered fake iPhones on the Internet. When they received phones, they complained in Apple office that devices do not work properly. …
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The equivalent of entering through the back passage PORN AND GAMBLING APPS are spraying themselves over iOS by exploiting Apple’s Enterprise Certificate program, TechCrunch has discovered in an examination. The publication discovered a dozen hardcore porn-peddling apps and 12 real-money gambling apps – all a huge no-no on iOS – …
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One of Google’s leading security experts, Ben Hawkes, warns cybercriminals using two 0-day iOS vulnerabilities in real-world attacks. The attacks were fixed before Apple released iOS 12.1.4. IPhone users are recommended to install the patch released yesterday. The security problem was reported by the team leader in the Project Zero …
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Apple has delivered an ultimatum to application developers who are hiding the screens of device owners on iOS. Now, developers must either reveal part of this code to users, or completely remove it from applications. If none of these requirements are met, the corporation has promised to remove all these …
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Just last week it emerged that a 14-year-old uncovered a bug that allowed snooping on iPhone and Mac users thanks to a problem in FaceTime. Now German 18-year-old Linus Henze discovered a serious security issue in the latest release of Apple’s operating system, macOS. The essence of this vulnerability lies …
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He faces up to 10 years in prison and a maximum fine of $250,000 The Federal Bureau of Investigation implicated an Apple staff member, who is a Chinese citizen, of attempting to take trade tricks related to the company’s autonomous vehicle task, according to a charging document that was unsealed …
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