If an iPhone has already been infected with malware, Jamf has shown how an attacker can trick the user into believing Lockdown Mode is active when it isn't. Despite popular belief, iPhones can get ...
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4 iPhone security features you might not know about
Apple's iPhone 17 launched worldwide earlier today with the usual raft of updates to its hardware. While folks are excited about the new tools, you might not realize that your existing iPhone has some ...
According to Tech Radar, threat actors can now implement a fake lockdown mode for iPhone users, allowing them to run malware behind a facade that the device is under a protective state, citing a ...
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