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Transmission BitTorrent app once again infected with malware

By Rene Ritchie published

Transmission, the popular Mac BitTorrent client that everyone only ever uses to download totally legit open source files, has once again been hijacked to serve malware.

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AceDeceiver malware: What you need to know!

By Rene Ritchie last updated

Old design flaw becomes new malware vector for "AceDeceiver".

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Once again: Why you shouldn't blindly install things on your Mac

By Jerry Hildenbrand published

Typosquatting hits top-level domain names — enter 'netflix.om'

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Evernote pushes for better passwords with 1Password integration

By Daniel Bader published

Evernote has added 1Password integration to its iOS app in order to encourage people to use stronger passwords.

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Apple aware of Crash Safari code, looking into a fix

By Rene Ritchie published

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XCodeGhost malware: What you need to know

By Rene Ritchie last updated

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Nothing to fear but fear-mongering itself

By Rene Ritchie published

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Criminals are stealing money through the Starbucks app, ensure your passwords are strong

By Rich Edmonds last updated

Criminals are stealing money from credit cards, bank, and PayPal accounts through the official Starbucks app — but you can easily prevent it by using strong passwords.

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Regarding web ads redirecting to the App Store

By Rene Ritchie published

You land on a web page in mobile Safari and all of a sudden you're torn away and dumped into some game on the Apple Store.

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iPhone vs. Android and hardware encryption

By Rene Ritchie published

iPhones have supported hardware encryption for over 5 years. Android phones... well, it's complicated.

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SIM card manufacturer Gemalto says its products are secure following NSA hack

By Harish Jonnalagadda published

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Operation Pawn Storm spyware and what you need to know

By Rene Ritchie published

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Spyware targets Hong Kong protestors using Android, jailbroken iPhones or iPads

By Rene Ritchie last updated

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iOS diagnostic services, their uses and protections, outlined by Apple in response to 'backdoor' allegations

By Rene Ritchie last updated

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Apple reaffirms it has never worked with any government agency to create a backdoor in any product or service

By Rene Ritchie last updated

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New cases promise to protect your iPhone from hackers...somehow

By Derek Kessler published

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Fooling Touch ID is anything but trivial, says security boffin

By Peter Cohen published

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Apple details security fixes in iOS 7. And there's a ton of them!

By Rene Ritchie published

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Jekyll apps: How they attack iOS security and what you need to know about them

By Nick Arnott published

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Researchers sneak 'Jekyll app' malware into App Store, exploit their own code

By Nick Arnott published

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