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Categories: News Tags: London Tags: Shenzen Tags: UK Tags: China Tags: phone Tags: stolen Tags: theft Tags: thief Tags: iPhone Tags: Apple Tags: Find My Ever wondered what happens to your phone when it gets stolen? The answer may surprise you. We’re in it for the long haul… |
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Read MoreCategories: News Tags: London Tags: Shenzen Tags: UK Tags: China Tags: phone Tags: stolen Tags: theft Tags: thief Tags: iPhone Tags: Apple Tags: Find My Ever wondered what happens to your phone when it gets stolen? The answer may surprise you. We’re in it for the long haul… |
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Read MoreCategories: News Tags: Lock and Code S03E25 Tags: lock & code Tags: lock and code Tags: S03E25 Tags: Dustin Childs Tags: Eufy Tags: Snapchat Tags: Apple Tags: Apple AirTag Tags: Google Chrome Tags: V8 vulnerability Tags: Hive Tags: Facebook hoax Tags: PayPal phish Tags: Lazarus Group Tags: SIM swapper Tags: festive scam Tags: holiday scams Tags: Android vulnerability Tags: Bluetooth Tags: SaaS Tags: SaaS best practices Tags: Epic Games Tags: Threat Intelligence Reports The most interesting security related news from the week of December 5 to 11. |
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Read MoreCategories: Apple Categories: Articles Tags: Apple Tags: end-to-end-encryption Tags: iMessage Contact Key Verification Tags: Security Keys for Apple ID Tags: Advanced Data Protection for iCloud Tags: EFF Apple has announced three new security features that will help protect logins, iMessage conversations, and data snyced by iCloud. |
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Given Apple’s big moves this week to roll out new data protection tools for iMessage and allow users to encrypt more of their data in iCloud, it seems obvious that security is going to be a major Apple priority in the year ahead.
The Biden administration’s decision to blacklist the mercenary hackers at NSO Group was a welcome move, but it hasn’t stopped the “surveillance-as-a-service” industry. Instead, it’s atomized it, which means we now have more companies offering such “services” than ever before.
Apple today introduced several new security features focused on fending off threats to user data in the cloud, including end-to-end encryption for backups for iCloud users.
Along with end-to-end encryption for iCloud, Apple’s cloud storage and computing platform, the company announced iMessage Contact Key Verification, allowing users to verify they are communicating only with whom they intend.
AppleApple also announced hardware Security Keys for Apple ID, giving users the choice to require two-factor authentication to sign into their Apple ID account. (Hardware security keys use devices, such as USB thumb drives or near-field communication (NFC) dongles, to enable access to a service or application.)
Amazon is introducing its next-gen AWS Verified Access security technology. At its annual AWS re: Invent show, the company confirmed the tech will be made available to enterprises running Apple products thanks to partnerships with Jamf, JumpCloud, and other device management vendors in the space.
Jamf officially completed its acquisition of Zecops this week. Why is this important and what might it mean to enterprise mobile security? Potentially, a lot.
To get an answer to the question, think about how security has evolved. as the proliferation of mobile devices has made traditional security protections even less effective than they used to be.