Apple's response to CIA's iOS hacks
Some of the documents released recently by WikiLeaks claim that the CIA is creating malware used to infect certain gadgets. The malware is used to control and collect data from Apple products that are running iOS.
Vulnerabilities found in the operating system are used to hack into the gadget. Apple released a statement saying many of the vulnerabilities in iOS were patched in its latest update. The company also said it's working on fixes for flaws that have yet to be patched.
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Now is a good time to update your Apple iOS devices to protect your privacy from the government and third-party companies, scammers, and hackers who may be using iOS security problems to steal iOS user's data and invade their privacy.
I wonder if privacy problems will make some people go back to using digital cameras, paper and pen to pass notes, and other offline tools to protect their privacy.
Some of the documents released recently by WikiLeaks claim that the CIA is creating malware used to infect certain gadgets. The malware is used to control and collect data from Apple products that are running iOS.
Vulnerabilities found in the operating system are used to hack into the gadget. Apple released a statement saying many of the vulnerabilities in iOS were patched in its latest update. The company also said it's working on fixes for flaws that have yet to be patched.
Read More
Now is a good time to update your Apple iOS devices to protect your privacy from the government and third-party companies, scammers, and hackers who may be using iOS security problems to steal iOS user's data and invade their privacy.
I wonder if privacy problems will make some people go back to using digital cameras, paper and pen to pass notes, and other offline tools to protect their privacy.
