The security flaw allows malicious websites to trick iPhone and iPads into running harmful code, which could then allow ...

Keeping your software up to date is one of the most important things you can do to keep your device safe, according to Apple.

Apple’s Safari browser has taken some shots lately over its security capabilities compared to those of other popular browsers-but this doesn’t mean Safari is a sieve. Safari also finished last among ...

Vincenzo Iozzo of German security company Zynamics and researcher Ralf-Phillipp Weinmann, from the University of Luxemboug, claimed victory for a successful iPhone hack by circumventing code signing ...

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Apple plans to block websites from attempting to send malicious requests to the IP address 0.0.0.0 on macOS Sequoia, according to Forbes. The means the change will be part of Safari 18, which will ...

As detailed on Apple’s website, Safari 17.4.1 fixes an exploit in WebRTC that allowed arbitrary code to be executed when processing images. Apple says that an “out-of-bounds write issue was addressed ...

Sometimes pop-ups are harmful, while other times they are necessary. On Safari, you can enable pop-ups for all websites. There is a better route that requires creating exceptions. You're on your MacOS ...

Microsoft described its findings in a blog post on Oct. 17, just about one month after the Sept. 16 release of macOS Sequoia. The company calls the flaw "HM Surf," named after the teachable move in ...

A month after it last patched Safari, Apple today plugged six security holes, four of them critical, in both the Mac and Windows versions of its Web browser. A month after it last patched Safari, ...

An open source software engineer says he's found a vulnerability in Safari for Mac and Windows that could compromise a user's files and passwords if successfully exploited. Brian Mastenbrook didn't ...

Among the security holes that Apple plugged is the Top Sites flaw, which lets criminals insert malicious sites into thumbnail views A month after it last patched Safari, Apple today plugged six ...