I have finally found the time to make the app I always wanted to have for the “IT Security News” service. Here is the page on Google’s Play Store: And the screenshots of the app: Right now it is available only on Android devices, soon it will be available in the […]
I received last night an email pretending to come from Apple’s support. But, it is badly made if you see it in an email client. Dear Customer AppleID14028364ca Due to recent updates we are asking many of our customers to confirm their information this is nothing to worry about. We are making sure we have […]
39 fixes are supposed to be delivered via iOS 8.3. Areas like KeyStore, Drivers, Backup, Kernel, Certificate Trust Policy, Networking, Lock Screen, Safari and the WebKit, and many more are being fixed. Apple doesn’t provide how critical the issues were, but from what I see there, at least a dozen or so made me raise my […]
You must have heard of the brand new version of iOS which was release yesterday: iOS v8. While the media is still considering and reconsidering their recommendations for each device on whether or not you should upgrade, here are my reasons to update my iPad 3rd generation. I don’t have an iPhone anymore, I am an […]
Security and Privacy I wrote here about the SSL bug and what it could do for your security and privacy… There is a website which helps users checking if they are affected by this bug: gotofail.com. Here are more details about the gotofail bug. Here is a pretty good explanation about how this bug “works” (courtesy […]
Five Apple Security Myths — and the Disturbing Truths Five hard lessons With that in mind, here are five Apple security myths — and the brutal truth behind each: Myth: I don’t need antivirus and spam protection because I work on a Mac. Truth: The Mac OS X operating system is targeted less frequently by […]
Porting Linux* Applications to 64-bit Intel® Architecture Porting MacOSX Applications to 64-bit Intel® Architecture Porting Windows applications (32-bit) to 64-bit Intel® Architecture
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/products/software/2010-08-09-apple09_ST_N.htm?loc=interstitialskip Somewhere in the middle of the article: Apple’s problem is singular. The company has made a big deal about hiding technical details of iOS, allowing only approved Web apps to tie in. This tight control initially made it easier to keep iOS secure. But now Apple may have to share iOS coding with anti-virus […]
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