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Apple Mail stores emails on macOS

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Apple Mail On MacOS Stores Parts Of Encrypted Emails In Unencrypted Form

November 11, 2019November 11, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 2366 Views 0 Comments apple, Apple encrypted emails, Apple hacking vulnerability, Apple Mac, Apple Mail, Apple Mail on macOS, Apple Siri, Apple Siri privacy, Apple vulnerability, bug, email, email breach, email encryption security, email security, flaw, glitch, macOS, macos bug, macOS Catalina, macos high sierra, MacOS Mojave, macos sierra, MacOS vulnerability, vulnerability

We usually see Apple boasting about its seemingly robust security and privacy measures. Nonetheless, like any other technology, Apple products

Apple patched iOS 13.1 bug for keyboards

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Apple Patched Multiple XNU Kernel Vulnerabilities In MacOS And iOS

November 5, 2018 Abeerah Hashim 1188 Views apple, Apple iOS 12, Apple iOS bugs, Apple patch, Apple security, buffer overflow, CVE-2018-4259, CVE-2018-4286, CVE-2018-4287, CVE-2018-4288, CVE-2018-4291, ios, iOS 11, iOS 11 bug, iOS 12 patch, kernel, macOS, macos bug, macos high sierra, MacOS Mojave, macos sierra, MacOS vulnerability, Mojave, Mojave bug, Mojave patch, network file system, NFS bug, NFS vulnerability, rce, RCE attacks, Remote, remote attacks, remote code execution, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, XNU, XNU kernel

A researcher from Semmle discovered multiple security flaws in the XNU kernel of Apple operating systems. Since all Apple operating

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MacOS Zero-Day Vulnerability Allows Synthetic Mouse-Click Attacks

August 15, 2018August 15, 2018 Abeerah Hashim 1078 Views apple, Apple hacking vulnerability, black hat, Black Hat USA, black hat usa hackers event, click attacks, Click fraud, CVE-2017-7150, DEF CON, DEF CON las vegas, defcon, hackers conference, mac, mac os, Mac OS Vulnerability, macOS, macos sierra, Mouse-click, vulnerabilities, vulnerability

While the majority of people consider Apple a paradigm of online security, researchers are proving this wrong. Amidst all the

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MDM Vulnerability Could Allow Remote Hacking of a Mac Right Out Of The Box

August 13, 2018August 13, 2018 Abeerah Hashim 712 Views apple, mac, mac os, Mac OS Vulnerability, macOS, macos sierra, MDM, MDM vulnerability, vulnerability

This year’s Black Hat USA and DefCon indeed bring some most interesting discoveries. Recently, researchers demonstrated at the event an

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Another Vulnerability Has Been Discovered In The Latest Version Of macOS High Sierra

January 11, 2018January 11, 2018 Unallocated Author 1610 Views apple, macos sierra

A new vulnerability has been found in macOS version 10.13.2 that enables anyone with access to your Mac to unlock

72 Vulnerabilities found in macOS Sierra and Apple patches them all

December 14, 2016December 14, 2016 Unallocated Author 634 Views macos sierra

Apple announced on Tuesday the availability of macOS Sierra 10.12.2, which patches a total of 72 vulnerabilities affecting various components

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