This means that the malicious apps, even if temporarily, passed Apple's security checks, so macOS systems treat them as verified and allow them to execute without restrictions. The app names are ...

Apple released iOS 18.1 in October, more than a month after the company released iOS 18 to the general public. While iOS 18.1 ...

Two new Android security features are now available for users in the U..S, and will soon make their way to older Android ...

The malware just keeps getting sneakier.

Scammers steal nearly $1 trillion annually, and most of it is through phone call fraud. With scammers becoming more ...

What is the best overall DIY home security system? Home security has become ... handling both the physical hardware and setup via the app. Although these DIY systems are often wireless and may ...

Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward neighborhood has introduced "Sparky," an autonomous security robot developed by Knightscope, to ...

Sometimes, even apps in the Play Store turn out to contain malware despite Google’s best efforts. Google’s Wednesday announcement also covers new AI security features related to app installs.

A trio of malicious macOS apps found online have been tied to North Korea, according to a new report from Jamf Threat Labs. The malicious apps make network requests to a domain tied to the North ...

Android System Key Verifier keeps chats safe with encryption keys and QR codes for sharing said keys. The new app protects ...