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there was a scary moment on capitol hill at this afternoon when cops were called to a nearby park. witnesses said there was a man in an orange jumpsuit carrying a rifle. joining us now from washington s capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. brian, what do we know happened? >> there is no doubt that it was a scary few moments here on capitol hill as capitol police officers from across the campus rushed to this scene where this man was discovered carrying what they described as a long ...

Apple is updating fundamental Mac protection at a higher release cadence than ever before.

Its time to hit that update button again

Help is at hand if one of Apple's urgent security fixes has caused more harm than good.

Let’s try that again: Apple has just released new updates for the iPhone and the Mac. These are designed to solve a security flaw and do no other harm.

Apple has re-issued Rapid Security Response updates for iOS 16.5.1, iPadOS 16.5.1, and macOS Ventura 13.4.1 to fix a security exploit in WebKit. The vulnerability allows attackers to execute code.

Apple has released an updated Rapid Security Response for iOS 16.5.1 after its previous attempt introduced a bug that prevented websites from loading.

Apple has just released iOS 16.5.1, a Rapid Security Response update that should be applied by all iPhone users.

Apple has released a new Rapid Security Response update for iPhones, called iOS 16.5.1 (c).

Apple has posted Rapid Security Response (RSR) updates that are available for iPhone and iPad users running the iOS 16.5.1 and iPadOS 16.5.1 updates and Mac users running macOS 13.4.1. Rapid Security Responses are designed to allow Apple to address security is