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How to secure your internet activity on iOS devices

Tech Republic Security

Learn about the on-device and network security options available to you in order to supercharge your internet security when browsing the web and using apps on iOS. The post How to secure your internet activity on iOS devices appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Apple Issues New Round of Rapid Security Response Updates

SecureWorld News

Apple has issued a new round of Rapid Security Response (RSR) updates to address a Zero-Day bug exploited in attacks and impacting fully-patched iPhones, Macs, and iPads. By default, your device automatically applies Rapid Security Responses. Mac: Choose Apple menu > System Settings.

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Apple makes it easier to keep your data secret from hackers, cops, and even Apple

Vox

Apple, the company whose CEO is fond of calling privacy a human right , has added a few new privacy features to its devices. The updates are part of Apple’s years-long push to be known as the Big Tech company that cares and does more about its customers’ privacy than its competitors. A woman takes a photo of an iPhone.

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Applying the Laws of Science to the Internet of Things and Healthcare IT

CTOvision

Today, “Internet of Things” (IoT) is shouted at every corner, both in the business and private spheres. Internet of Things: What’s in a Name? Accountable Care Organizations); Apple HealthKit’s Role in mHealth. According to a popular belief, IoT just means more data.

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Go Update Your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch Right Now

Gizmodo

Apple just released an emergency patch to a security flaw that let NSO Group’s horrifying Pegasus spyware infect a target’s Apple devices—including their iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The headline says it all, folks. Read more.

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Apple offers security researchers modified iPhones to find iOS flaws

Venture Beast

Apple invited security researchers to apply to receive modified iPhones designed to help them hunt for flaws in the company’s mobile operating system. Read More.

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Security researcher finds a way to run code on Apple, PayPal, and Microsoft’s systems

The Verge

Security researcher Alex Birsan has found a security vulnerability that allowed him to run code on servers owned by Apple, Microsoft, PayPal, and over 30 other companies ( via Bleeping Computer ). Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge. I’ll open that one instead.” It’s not a great situation.

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