Protecting your phone from threats of all kinds

Every iPhone and iPad owner running Apple software before iOS 26.5 had a device that could be tricked into letting a rogue app escape its sandbox, the protective barrier that normally keeps each application locked inside its own data.

DarkSword silently compromises iPhones through website visits alone. 270M devices affected. Apple breaks its own policy with a rare iOS 18 security backport.

The Passwords app will use Apple Intelligence and Safari to sign in to your online accounts and change weak or compromised passwords on your behalf.

Apple's iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 updates contain multiple fixes designed to keep your data secure. Here's what you need to know, and why you should consider updating right away. As with every major iOS update, iOS 18.4 addresses core security issues ...

iOS 18 introduces a range of new settings designed to optimize your device’s privacy, battery life, and overall performance. By making a few key adjustments, you can significantly enhance your user experience and protect your sensitive data from ...

Experts urge iPhone users to install iOS 26.2 as soon as possible, warning that the update includes important security patches designed to protect devices from newly identified threats. New iOS versions usually patch security vulnerabilities, but the need ...

Apple's iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 introduce a variety of different security improvements and fixes. Here's what you need to know, and why you should consider updating right away. On Monday, Apple released its latest operating systems, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 ...

The next major iOS software will be available on devices as old as the iPhone 11, and it will land on your device this fall.

Update: The sophisticated DarkSword hacking technique that came to light last week — capable of silently taking over iPhones the moment a user visits an infected website — just got worse for Apple users running older software, TechCrunch reported Monday.