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Government issues critical warning for Apple users: How to protect your device

Livemint

Livemint · 8m ago

Government issues critical warning for Apple users: How to protect your device

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a critical advisory warning users about vulnerabilities in Apple products. These security flaws primarily affect devices running older versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Vision OS, and Safari, exposing users to potential cyber threats. CERT-In advises users to update their software to the latest versions to mitigate the risks. Apple has already addressed these vulnerabilities in recent updates and users are encouraged to promptly update to ensure continued security. For devices that can no longer receive updates, upgrading to newer models is recommended.

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iOS 18.2 fixes critical security risks: Here’s why you MUST update your device | Mint

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Livemint · 7m ago

iOS 18.2 fixes critical security risks: Here’s why you MUST update your device | Mint

Apple has released the iOS 18.2 and iPadOS 18.2 updates, which focus on providing critical security fixes across various devices. These updates address vulnerabilities that could potentially expose users to risks such as unauthorized access to sensitive information. Key issues that have been addressed include data privacy risks, kernel security enhancements, webkit and image handling issues, application privilege management, and miscellaneous fixes. The aim of these updates is to improve device security and protect user privacy.

Apple will cut off third-party app store updates if your iPhone leaves the EU for a month

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Apple will cut off third-party app store updates if your iPhone leaves the EU for a month

Users in the European Union can now install alternative app marketplaces and access apps offered through these platforms on iOS 17.4 or later, in compliance with the Digital Markets Act. To qualify, your Apple ID country or region must be set in an EU country, and you must physically be located within the EU. Apple only checks device eligibility on-device and does not collect location data to protect user privacy. If you leave the EU, you can still use previously installed apps from alternative app marketplaces, which may receive updates for up to 30 days after your departure. However, you must be physically present in the EU to install new alternative app marketplaces and apps from them.

Apple rolls out iOS 17.3 with Stolen Device Protection; here's how it works

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Apple rolls out iOS 17.3 with Stolen Device Protection; here's how it works

Apple has released iOS 17.3, featuring a Stolen Device Protection system. This update introduces various new features such as the 2024 Black Unity wallpaper, collaborative Apple Music playlists, AirPlay for hotel TVs, and more. The Stolen Device Protection adds an extra layer of security by requiring Face ID or Touch ID authentication for critical actions, and it also implements a Security Delay mechanism for additional protection. Users can download the update by going to Settings > General > Software Update.

CERT-In warns of multiple vulnerabilities in Apple products, asks users to update OS

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

CERT-In warns of multiple vulnerabilities in Apple products, asks users to update OS

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a warning regarding multiple vulnerabilities found in Apple's products and their operating systems for iPhones, iPads, and televisions. These vulnerabilities could potentially allow attackers to gain access to sensitive information, execute malicious code, bypass security measures, cause denial of service, and conduct spoofing attacks. CERT-In recommends that users update their Apple devices to the latest software patches to protect against these possible attacks. In April, Apple had informed users in India and other countries about a Pegasus-like spyware attack targeting their iPhones.

Indian govt warns Samsung users about major security risk

IndianStartupNews

IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

Indian govt warns Samsung users about major security risk

The Indian government's CERT-In has issued a high-risk warning to Samsung Galaxy phone users regarding critical security vulnerabilities in Android versions 11, 12, 13, and 14. Attackers could exploit these vulnerabilities to bypass security measures, access sensitive information, and execute arbitrary code. Samsung has released software patches to address these issues, and users are advised to apply security updates, exercise caution with unknown sources, update apps regularly, and install apps from trusted sources.

Chinese company BabyBus is taking kids for a ride

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Chinese company BabyBus is taking kids for a ride

Chinese company BabyBus is facing scrutiny over its popular gaming apps for children in India. The apps have been found to collect a significant amount of user data, including device details, app interactions, and personal information. While the data is encrypted during transmission, there is no option for users to request deletion. Experts are concerned about how BabyBus may be using the collected data to compete with American rivals and the potential privacy and security risks associated with it. They are calling for stricter moderation by the Indian government to protect user privacy and national security.

Indian govt issues high severity warning to Google Chrome users

Livemint

Livemint · 12m ago

Indian govt issues high severity warning to Google Chrome users

The Indian cyber security watchdog, CERT-In, has issued a high severity alert for Google Chrome users, warning of multiple vulnerabilities that can be exploited by remote attackers. The vulnerabilities exist due to uninitialized use, out of bounds read, and insufficient data validation. CERT-In advises users to update to the latest version of Google Chrome for desktop to mitigate these risks. In a separate development, Apple and Google are reportedly working to resolve a critical security flaw related to the IP address 0.0.0.0, which cybercriminals are exploiting to breach devices and steal user data.

Opposition leaders claim they got alert from Apple about 'state-sponsored attacks' on their phones

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Opposition leaders claim they got alert from Apple about 'state-sponsored attacks' on their phones

Apple India sent warning notifications to several iPhone users, including opposition political leaders like Mohua Moitra, Priyanka Chaturvedi, Akhilesh Yadav, and Pawan Khera, alerting them to possible state-sponsored attack attempts aimed at remotely compromising their devices. These individuals were targeted because of their roles. Apple explained how state-sponsored attacks are hard to detect and prevent due to the significant resources applied to target specific individuals. This is the second time Apple has issued such warnings, with the previous instance involving the Pegasus spyware manufactured by the Israeli company NSO.

Maximum-severity GitLab flaw allowing account hijacking under active exploitation

Arstechnica

Arstechnica · 1y ago

Maximum-severity GitLab flaw allowing account hijacking under active exploitation

A critical vulnerability in GitLab software is being actively exploited, according to federal government officials. The vulnerability, known as CVE-2023-7028, allows hackers to hijack GitLab accounts without user interaction, as long as accounts are not configured with multi-factor authentication. The vulnerability, which was disclosed in January, carries a severity rating of 10 out of 10. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a warning and urged users to install the necessary patch. It is important for affected users to enable multi-factor authentication and take steps to secure their systems if they have already been breached.

These Apple Vision Pro buyers are returning their headsets — and this is why

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

These Apple Vision Pro buyers are returning their headsets — and this is why

Buyers of the Apple Vision Pro mixed-reality headset are reportedly returning the $3,500 device due to issues with its clunky design and discomfort when worn. Users have also expressed disappointment with the headset's vision quality, citing grainy visuals and blurred edges. Some believe the device doesn't offer enough unique experiences to justify its price. Though critics expressed enthusiasm for Apple's vision and cutting-edge capabilities, they are open to revisiting the headset once the technology advances and the price lowers.

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