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Apple has released its new iOS 17 update which includes a feature that will protect your iPhone should someone steal it.

Tech execs from from Jamf, Mosyle, Hexnode, JumpCloud, and Kandji see blue skies for Apple in the corporate world in the year ahead.

In this episode of Apple @ Work, I talk with Michael Covington about Lockdown Mode in iOS.

Hackers can now use a fake lockdown mode to deceive iPhone users. According to Tech Radar, threat actors can now implement a fake lockdown mode for iPhone users, allowing them to run malware behind a facade that the device is under a protective state, citing a report from 'Jamf Threat Labs' as source.

Lockdown Mode is useful for a couple of things, but not to protect against malware

Even the most severe security protections for mobile phones aren't all-encompassing or foolproof, as a tactic involving a spoof of lockdown mode shows.

The next iPhone update has just landed. Here’s what’s in it, who it’s for and how to get it.

Apple has released an urgent software update called iOS 17.1.2 which includes important security fixes, and is recommended for all users, according to the tech giant.

Yesterday Apple released emergency security updates to address two zero-day vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-42916 and CVE-2023-42917) that have been exploited by hackers to access sensitive information on Apple devices and/or to execute arbitrary code by using malicious webpages to take advantage of a mem

Apple has released an emergency security update to protect users against two zero-day security vulnerabilities it believes have already been exploited.