Discover the crucial role of iOS 16.5 in protecting your iPhone against 39 security vulnerabilities, three of which are under active exploitation.

Password managers, as secure digital tools, actively store all your passwords in an encrypted vault, offering both convenience and enhanced security for your online presence.

MacStealer and Atomic macOS Stealer malware, these two malware families, are recent discoveries that specifically target macOS systems, stealing passwords, credit card information, and various files from infected Macs.

Lockdown Mode on iPhones provides an extra layer of security by blocking potential attack vectors, keeping your device safer. Enable it through your iPhone's Privacy & Security settings and follow additional security tips to protect your personal information.

Unlock your iPhone securely with Face ID! This facial recognition technology provides an additional layer of protection against phone theft and cybercrime, especially in public spaces. Face ID is more secure than a passcode and more convenient, as it recognizes you even with accessories like hats or glasses.

A recent study revealed that an AI-based password-cracking tool called PassGAN managed to compromise an alarming 51% of passwords in under a minute.

Apple Cash has made it incredibly convenient to send and receive money instantly. However, it's important to be cautious and understand how to recognize common scams to keep your financial transactions secure.

"Juice jacking" refers to the practice of hacking into phones through USB cables at public charging stations to steal data or infect devices with malware.