A rare iPhone crash linked to an iMessage image handling and sharing bug may have been the first sign of a targeted spyware ...

The first real-world iPhone cyber-attack has shown its face ... but a switch of the user's operating system wallpaper to Astley's face, along with a message: "ikee is never gonna give you up." ...

The first worm to infect the Apple iPhone has been discovered spreading "in the wild" in Australia. The self-propagating program changes the phone's wallpaper ... may see more attacks like this ...

Apple has already patched the combination of exploits used here. While it's impossible to stay safe from a zero-day attack, iPhone users can still take several steps to mitigate the damage.

Now, they’ve shared everything they know about the “most sophisticated attack chain” they’ve “ever seen.” The researchers also shared all of their work on the Kaspersky SecureList blog ...

But just because iPhone security is better doesn’t mean hackers have given up. A few years ago, we saw the infamous Pegasus attack that relied on an iMessage exploit to infect phones without the ...

iPhone users are warning others about a new "sophisticated" hacker attack called "push bombing." RELATED: Retired FBI Agent Shares 4 Ways You're Putting Yourself at Risk Every Day. Unlike phishing ...

If you thought your iPhone and Mac were safe from hackers, think again. Academic researchers have developed a new attack method that can steal sensitive data from anyone using Safari on their ...

You can protect against this on Android by disabling the nearby share notification, and the attack doesn’t appear to crash Android devices. If you have an iPhone running iOS 17, then the only ...

The latest attack appears to be targeting Apple users, according to multiple reports. More specifically, hackers behind the ‘smishing’ attempt — the term often used for phishing attacks sent ...