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TikTok To Stop Clipboard Snooping After Apple Privacy Feature Exposes Behavior

Android, Apple, clipboard, cut and paste, Data Privacy, ios, mobile app, Mobile Security, Mysk, Privacy, tiktok, Tommy Mysk, vulnerabilityBy Jeremy McClureJune 26, 2020

App will stop reading users’ device cut-and-paste data after a new banner alert in an Apple update uncovered the activity. TikTok To Stop Clipboard Snooping After Apple Privacy Feature Exposes Behavior

WWDC 2019: Apple Takes Aim at Facebook on Privacy

API, Apple, Data sharing, Facebook, ios 13, iphone, location tracking, Mobile Security, preview, Privacy, sign in with apple, WWDCBy Jeremy McClureJune 3, 2019

The iPhone-maker announced the ‘Sign in with Apple’ API, and restrictions on location-tracking. WWDC 2019: Apple Takes Aim at Facebook on Privacy

Threatpost New Wrap Podcast For Oct. 5

amazon, Apple, Bloomberg, BSIMM, China, Facebook, Facebook breach, podcast, Podcasts, Routers, supermicroBy Jeremy McClureOctober 5, 2018

Threatpost editors discuss the highlights and biggest breaking news from this past week. Threatpost New Wrap Podcast For Oct. 5

Apple, Amazon Strongly Refute Server Infiltration Report

amazon, Apple, China, china spies, espionage, Government, Hacks, Super Micro, supply chainBy Jeremy McClureOctober 4, 2018

An explosive Bloomberg report, if true, would highlight the largest supply chain attack to have been launched against American corporations. Apple, Amazon Strongly Refute Server Infiltration Report

CSS-Based Attack Causes iOS, macOS Devices to Crash

Apple, cross-site scripting, css attack, HTML, ios, iPhone crash, macOS, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities, WebKitBy Jeremy McClureSeptember 17, 2018

The attack stems from a glitch in WebKit, an HTML layout browser engine in Apple’s Safari browser. CSS-Based Attack Causes iOS, macOS Devices to Crash

Apple Finally Boots Sneaky Adware Doctor App from Mac App Store

Adware Doctor, Apple, chrome, Firefox, Mac App Store, Patrick Wardle, PrivacyBy Jeremy McClureSeptember 10, 2018

Hours after researchers publicly disclosed an app that was caught stealing and uploading browser history data, Apple removed it from the Mac App Store. Apple Finally Boots Sneaky Adware Doctor App from Mac App Store

Top MacOS App Exfiltrates Browser Histories Behind Users’ Backs

Adware Doctor, Apple, Apple macOS App Store, Apple Safari, chrome browser, Firefox browser, Privacy, Web SecurityBy Jeremy McClureSeptember 7, 2018

A macOS App called Adware Doctor blocks ads, but shares user browser history with a China-based domain. Top MacOS App Exfiltrates Browser Histories Behind Users’ Backs

Newsmaker Interview: Patrick Wardle Talks Apple Malware Flubs and Successes

Apple, Apple MacOS, APTs, Dark Caracal malware, GrayKey, Hacks, Mac, macOS, Malware, Newsmaker Interviews, Patrick Wardle, QuickLook, Vulnerabilities, Web Security, WindowsBy Jeremy McClureJuly 9, 2018

Researcher brings Apple down to earth, addressing Mac malware questions and the company’s smart moves to bolster security. Newsmaker Interview: Patrick Wardle Talks Apple Malware Flubs and Successes

GDPR Phishing Scam Targets Apple Accounts, Financial Data

Apple, Apple ID, GDPR, Phishing, Social Engineering, spoof website, Spoofing, Vulnerabilities, Web SecurityBy Jeremy McClureMay 14, 2018

A phishing scam fooled victims by claiming to be Apple and scooping up personal details – including financial information and Apple account information. GDPR Phishing Scam Targets Apple Accounts, Financial Data

Abuse of Apple Search Ads Feature Leading to Fraud

App Store, Apple, apple security, Fraud, fraudulent apps, Johnny Lin, Mobile Security, Search AdsBy Jeremy McClureJune 14, 2017

Apple has removed one of its top 10 grossing productivity apps after an independent developer’s story about fraudsters’ abuse of the App Store’s Search Ads functionality went viral. Abuse of Apple Search Ads Feature Leading to Fraud

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