IPHONE SECURITY THREAT
Infosys cuts FY27 guidance; Zetwerk's muted market debut
Infosys has lowered its FY27 revenue guidance despite a rise in Q2 profit. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
AI to create many winners as large companies lead funding: Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins
In an interview with Subhayan Chakraborty and Surabhi Agarwal, Robbins, who is on an India visit, said artificial intelligence will be bigger than the internet and that it's being driven by large companies with strong balance sheets, but warned that many startups and capital could disappear.
Ex-C-suite executive shares how a HR mistake gave her a Rs 50 lakh pay hike and all-paid MBA
Former C-suite executive Julie Fedele has recalled unusual experiences from her 20-year corporate career, including being told to hire another nanny, securing a $50,000 raise after discovering a male colleague’s higher salary and refusing a private jet for a short meeting. She also described late-night work, bonus disputes, workplace confrontations and incidents involving senior executives, drawing mixed reactions online.
'Entities involved say not much lost': IT Secy on probe into Tata Electronics cyber leak linked to Apple
An alleged data breach at Tata Electronics is under examination by the IT Ministry. Reports suggest sensitive iPhone 18 Pro model data was exposed on the dark web. The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team is also investigating the security incident. Both Tata Electronics and Apple are reportedly satisfied with no significant commercial losses. The IT Secretary confirmed the ongoing study of the situation.
Your iPhone could be hacked right now — Apple urges users to install update immediately
Apple iPhone hack warning: Apple is urging iPhone users to update their devices immediately due to new cybersecurity research revealing powerful hacking tools, DarkSword and Coruna, targeting older iOS versions. These exploits grant deep remote access, allowing attackers to steal sensitive data. The latest iOS 26 update and a special patch for older devices offer protection against these sophisticated threats.
Google warns 40% of Android phones are at risk from new malware — what you must do now
Google has warned that many Android phones are unsafe due to new malware and spyware threats. Phones running old Android versions no longer receive security updates. This puts over a billion users at risk worldwide. Google urges users to check their Android version and upgrade their device if it cannot get the latest updates.
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iPhone reboot alert: Why Apple’s iOS 26.2 update is suddenly urgent for users
iOS 26.2 update: Apple has issued an urgent warning to iPhone users about active cyberattacks exploiting critical iOS security flaws. Users must update to iOS 26.2 or iOS 18.7.3 immediately, or at least reboot their devices regularly to mitigate risks. Hundreds of millions remain vulnerable due to slow adoption rates of the latest software.
iOS 26 shields your iPhone from ‘Juice Jacking’ — here’s how Apple just made charging safer
iOS 26 adds a new feature to protect iPhones from Juice Jacking. When you connect a USB-C accessory, the phone asks for data access permission. You can allow or deny access while still charging safely. This update makes iPhone charging safer in public and helps prevent hackers from stealing data. Users can also use battery tips to stay powered.
iPhone 17 leak hints at next-level privacy features that could end hackers for good — here’s what to expect
iPhone 17 security and privacy features are becoming the most talked-about part of Apple’s upcoming launch in September 2025. Beyond faster chips and camera upgrades, Apple is expected to raise the bar with stronger Face ID, possible under-display Touch ID, expanded iCloud encryption, and on-device AI for safer browsing and fraud detection.
Why should you install iOS 18.6 update on your device? Here's what Apple says you must do ASAP
Apple's iOS 18.6 update addresses critical security vulnerabilities, including a zero-day flaw in WebKit that hackers are actively exploiting. The update fixes issues that could allow unauthorized access to sensitive data, denial-of-service attacks, and address bar spoofing. Available for iPhones from 2018 and later, users are urged to install the update immediately to protect their devices from potential threats.
How much will Apple iPhones cost in the U.S if Donald Trump imposes 25% tariffs, here's the breakdown
Donald Trump has threatened Apple with a 25% tariff on iPhones not manufactured in the United States, expressing his desire for domestic production. This comes as Apple shifts manufacturing to India amidst the US-China trade tensions.
iPhone and iPad users at risk: Indian government issues 'high-severity warning'. Check affected phone models and what to do
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a high-severity warning for iPhone and iPad users due to a serious vulnerability in older versions of iOS and iPadOS. The flaw, linked to the way Apple devices handle Darwin notifications, could allow malicious apps to crash devices or make them unresponsive. Affected users include those with iPhones running iOS versions before 18.3 and iPads on older iPadOS versions.
iPhone Security Alert: Apple releases emergency iOS update to fix data leak vulnerability
Apple has released an urgent iOS and iPadOS update (18.3.1) to patch a critical security vulnerability (CVE-2025-24200) that allows attackers with physical access to bypass USB Restricted Mode on locked devices. Discovered by The Citizen Lab, the flaw has been exploited in highly targeted attacks. Security experts warn that failing to update could leave devices vulnerable to unauthorized access and data extraction. Apple urges users to install the update immediately to mitigate the risk.
Android and iPhone users in danger? FBI conducting serious scrutiny about texts amid espionage concerns
There are serious hacking threats pertaining to citizens in America, according to the Federal Bureau of investigation's latest scrutiny about text messages. It is being reportedly claimed that hackers are now able to pour to text messages of both Apple as well as Android users, which puts their privacy and financial security at serious risk
CERT-In warns of multiple vulnerabilities in Apple products, asks users to update OS
In a vulnerability note issued on August 2, the CERT-In said that multiple issues had been reported in Apple’s products which could allow attackers to access sensitive information present on devices, executive arbitrary code, bypass security restrictions, cause denial of service and perform spoofing attacks.
Exclusive: Apple warns users of "mercenary spyware" attack; India, 91 other countries impacted
Apple, in its threat notification mail, said it detected that the user was “being targeted by a mercenary spyware attack that is trying to remotely compromise the iPhone” which is associated with a particular Apple ID.
CERT-In warns of critical vulnerability in Apple devices; Here's how you can reduce the risk
CERT-In has issued a high-risk warning regarding a critical vulnerability in various Apple products, including iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets. The vulnerability could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely, posing a significant threat to users' security. It is crucial for users to take immediate action by updating their devices and following CERT-In's precautionary measures to mitigate the risk.
Apple Users Beware: Indian govt. issues major security warning for iPhones, iPads, MacBooks; recommends immediate actions
The Indian government's cybersecurity watchdog, CERT-In, has issued a high-severity warning for various Apple devices, including iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, and Apple Watches. The warning highlights critical vulnerabilities that could lead to unauthorized access, disclosure of sensitive information, and other security risks. Users are urged to update their devices to the latest software versions to mitigate these risks.
Notice sent to Apple, CERT-In has started probe: IT Secretary on hacking attempt alert issue
India's CERT-In has initiated an investigation into the Apple threat notification issue reported by opposition MPs, and a notice has been sent to the company, according to IT Secretary S Krishnan. He expressed hope for Apple's cooperation in the probe. Several opposition leaders received alerts from Apple about "state-sponsored attackers" targeting their iPhones, leading to allegations of government hacking, which IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw denied.
Threat notices sent by Apple, not Access Now which is just a resource: Industry sources
The recent 'threat notifications' sent to iPhone users, including parliamentarians in India, warning of a state-sponsored attack on their devices were actually sent by Apple, not Access Now as previously suggested. The notifications were also sent to iPhone users in other countries.
CPI(M) MP John Brittas urges Parliamentary panel to probe Apple's threat notifications to Opposition leaders
Several opposition leaders including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav, CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, TMC MP Mahua Moitra and Congress general secretary KC Venugopal — received notifications this week alerting them against an effort to remotely compromise their iPhones by “state-sponsored attackers”.
Apple alerts device hacking threat for India's opposition leaders: What's the brouhaha about?
Apple has sent state-sponsored attack warnings to Indian opposition leaders. This comes amid concerns about potential surveillance and cyber threats in the country, with previous warnings regarding state-sponsored attacks being validated by investigations. Apple provides recommendations to enhance device security, but the company acknowledges that there's a possibility of false alarms. However, are they true or false alarms?
Apple is examining notification trigger: Industry executives
Apple will examine to see how, where, and when did the alerts go out as the allegations from individuals have taken on a sensitive nature, industry executives directly aware of the matter told ET. “There is a bit of a difference between a regular individual seeing their iPhone coming under attack and a political leader claiming it is state-sponsored espionage and snooping,” one of the industry executives said.
Apple threat message row: Govt committed to protecting citizens' privacy, says MoS Rajeev Chandrasekhar
This comes after the Centre ordered a probe to get to the bottom of alleged "threat notifications" sent by the iPhone maker to mobiles of the Opposition MPs and leaders.
iOS 16 brings 'Lockdown Mode' to iPhone to protect chats, web browsing from targeted spyware: Here's how it works
Apple detailed two initiatives to help protect users who may be personally targeted by some of the most sophisticated digital threats.
Apple to release new 'Lockdown Mode' as it battles spyware firms
The move comes after at least two Israeli firms have exploited flaws in Apple's software to remotely break into iPhones without the target needing to click or tap anything.
Apple says Pegasus-type breaches highly sophisticated
The findings hint at widespread and continuing abuse of NSO’s hacking spyware Pegasus.
Keep your Apple ID credentials safe, iPhone maker reports 9% increase in phishing attacks this year
The use of the Apple brand as a decoy increased in the first six months of the year.
Cisco releases Web security app for iPhone
Cisco on Friday announced the release of a free iPhone application for anyone who wants to stay on top of the latest trojans, worms, or other threats marauding on the Internet.
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