Keeping your software up to date is one of the most important things you can do to keep your device safe, according to Apple.

The security flaw allows malicious websites to trick iPhone and iPads into running harmful code, which could then allow hackers to gain control of the device.

Apple iPhone security flaw affects 800 million devices as only half of users updated to iOS 26.2 to fix critical Safari and WebKit vulnerabilities.

Apple has confirmed a major security flaw affecting millions of iPhones and iPads, putting users’ financial information at ...

Critical iOS and iPadOS WebKit flaws put millions of iPhones and iPads at risk of silent takeover. Apple urges users to ...

Some of the issues addressed by Apple in its latest update, including a serious exploit that reportedly allowed 'extremely sophisticated attacks' to be carried out on 'specific targeted individuals' ...

Apple and Google have both issued warnings to millions of iPhone and Mac users, saying they could be exposed to security ...

Hundreds of millions of iPhones are at risk due to a sophisticated cyberattack that exploits a security flaw. According to ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, Apple iPhone users are facing an urgent call to action: update and restart their devices immediately. A recent security report from Malwarebytes has ...

Let’s be very clear. Apple issued fixes in mid-December and warned users to update. For that 6 week period, iPhones not updating have not been secure. That changes the nature of those devices and ...