Will DoD’s iDevice Security Approval Ease BYOD Fears?
Security on mobile devices is both simpler and trickier than security on desktops. For starters, there’s a much greater...
Apple
Apple Safari Now Offers Per-Site Java Enabling
On Tuesday, Apple released two new Java-related security updates: an update for Java SE 6 and an update for...
Do OS X’s Built-In Security Features Offer Good Enough Protection?
There has been a lot of talk about the malware that hit a number of high profile Mac developers and...
Apple’s iForgot Page Updated to Fix Vulnerability
More password-related excitement from Apple! It was a very busy week: iOS 6.1.3 fixed a passcode flaw, and almost...
Apple Now Allows Two-Factor Authentication
All the cool kids are doing it… and by “it,” I mean Two-Factor Authentication. Apple has just joined the...
Return of the Passcode Flaw in iOS 6.1.3
Just when you thought the passcode flaws in iOS 6.1 were fixed, another one rears its ugly head. The...
Apple Shocks Security World with Safari 5.1.8 for Snow Leopard
Apple has a strange and inconsistent policy on security updates for Snow Leopard (aka Mac OS X v10.6.8), the...
Apple Improves App Store Security By Switching to HTTPS
I think at this point in the World Wide Web, we’re all aware that “HTTP” is the beginning of...
Lockscreen Flaw May Be Fixed in iOS 6.1.3 But Breaks Jailbreak
We wrote a couple weeks ago about a lockscreen flaw that allows someone with physical access to an iPhone...
Whoops! Another Lockscreen Bypass Bug in iOS 6.1
Update – February 26, 2013 The update was not in iOS 6.1.2, but will likely be included in the...