Apple has uncovered hackers exploiting a vulnerability in iOS that appears to have been lingering for more than a year.

Since the unveiling of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill [1], Companies House has started the process of introducing tougher ...

They want you to click where it says, "Go to Apple ID." Once you do that, you're directed to a fake Apple website designed to look ... Not so much. Fishy sender address: Always check if it's actually ...

They want you to click where it says, "Go to Apple ID." Once you do that, you're directed to a fake Apple website designed ... Fishy sender address: Always check if it's actually from @apple.com ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference at Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California, in June. Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images ...

Apple released iOS 18.3 beta 3 to developers this afternoon. The update includes a handful of changes to the notification summaries feature of Apple Intelligence. Update 4:30 p.m. ET: A new public ...

you had to really squint to see a likeness in someone’s ID or driving license, because it was usually pinched off a cousin or bought from someone dodgy. Music magazines carried adverts for fake ...

Professor Hancock admits that he used GPT-4o to assist him in drafting his declaration but, in reviewing the declaration, failed to discern that GPT-4o generated fake citations to academic articles.

Anne said she began talking to the fake version of the actor sometime in February 2023 on different social media and messaging platforms, including WhatsApp. Images from the TF1 programme have ...

Earlier today, Coinmarketcap posted a token contract address that looked like a post aggressive token ... A recent attack identified by ScamSniffer includes a fake CloudFlare verification. Users may ...

Apple’s Macs are generally considered ... as well as the external IP address. The Mac malware also tricks users with fake pop-ups that look like real system prompts, tricking victims into ...

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams recently fell victim to a prank in which a fan pretending to be Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson sent him fake texts and FaceTimed him.