Articles Tagged ‘security’
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Security Exploit Allows Address Bar Spoofing In iOS 5.1
BY A.T. Faust III on Thu March 22nd, 2012
If you're running iOS 5.1, make sure not to open any untrusted links!
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AppGuide Updated: Best iPad Password Keeping Apps
BY Greg Sapienza on Fri February 03rd, 2012
Keeping up with passwords on your iPad can be a challenge. How do you keep your passwords in sync between all of your devices? This AppGuide will help you pick out the best password manager app for you.
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A Chance To Win A Sign Me Out (Universal) Promo Code With A Retweet Or Comment
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu September 15th, 2011
AppAdvice has teamed up with Sheiny Apps in order to offer you a chance to win Sign Me Out ($1.99) for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
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Malicious Charging Stations Might Be Stealing Your Data
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun August 21st, 2011
Did you know that charging stations can h4ck you?
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Bring All The iOS 4.3.5 Security Fixes To Your Jailbroken iPhone On 4.3.3
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat August 13th, 2011
Version 4.3.5 brought some important security fixes to iOS, now you can have them in iOS 4.3.3 as well.
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Report: Most Apps Stink At Keeping Our Data Safe — Find Out Who's Bad
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed August 10th, 2011
According to a report released this week, the measures most apps take to protect your data are often not up to snuff.
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Get Peace Of Mind For Passwords And Account Info With Keybox
BY Clinton Ferreira on Fri August 05th, 2011
For all that sensitive personal data we use everyday, this app offers to keep you safe and secure.
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Keep Your Secrets Safe, But Handy, With PrivateInfo-HD
BY Emily Becker on Sat July 16th, 2011
Never forget another password or anything else important with PrivateInfo HD.
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Confirmed: Apple To Address PDF Vulnerability In Upcoming Software Update
BY Joe White on Thu July 07th, 2011
An Apple representative has recently confirmed that the company will soon release a software update, which addresses the PDF exploit utilised by @comex' JailbreakMe solution.
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Now iOS 5 Can Update Over 3G
BY DM on Sun June 26th, 2011
Good news for those who travel a lot, iOS 5's over-the-air update feature will work over your carrier's 3G network, not just Wi-Fi. That means easy and PC-free updates, wherever you are.
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Apple Warns Customers Of "Unsecured Calls" In iOS 5
BY Joe White on Wed June 08th, 2011
Another feature Apple has added in iOS is a warning notification for when users engage in "unsecured calls."
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Apple May Prove To Have A More Secure App Store Than Android
BY Susan Megrund on Mon June 06th, 2011
Security has become an issue in the smartphone world of lightning speed advancements and a market that encourages quick, competitive releases and updates.
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Ben The Bodyguard - Keep Photos, Contacts & Passwords Secure
BY Joe White on Sat June 04th, 2011
If you have a problem, if no one else can help and if you can find him, maybe you can hire Ben the Bodyguard. He's currently available to download for $4.99.
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Jailbreak Only: RecognizeMe - Facial Recognition Security, Coming Soon To The iPhone 4
BY Joe White on Fri May 20th, 2011
RecognizeMe is an upcoming jailbreak tweak, which - once released - will allow users to unlock their iPhone 4, just by looking at it.
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Password Protection For Your iDevice
BY Lynette Sesodia on Mon May 09th, 2011
A simple and visually appealing app that securely stores sensitive information on an iDevice. Customize your information through cards and folders.
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How-To: CamTwist & iCam - Receive Push Notifications For Just About Anything
BY Rob M on Sun May 08th, 2011
Want to learn how to leverage push notifications to do things like monitor your Mac, your webcam, and more? If this describes you, iCam is your solution.
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Control Who Accesses Your Gmail & Facebook Accounts On The Go With Sign Me Out
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat April 09th, 2011
Whether you share your password with your loved ones, or are simply paranoid (you should be), it can be a good idea to monitor who accesses your online accounts. For most of us, the information contained in our Facebook and Gmail accounts can be very personal, and potentially damaging. Not to mention the embarassment of someone posting things on your Facebook wall.
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Report: iOS Vulnerable To Phishing Attacks
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue November 30th, 2010
Are you sure you're actually visiting your bank’s website when using mobile Safari? Or could it be you’ve been phished? Read more ...
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New AppGuide: Secret Keeping Apps
BY Adam Ballif on Mon September 20th, 2010
From passwords and serial numbers to accounts and private notes we all have data that we would like to keep secure. With the following secret-keeping apps for iPhone and iPad you can keep your secrets safe and accessible.
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PDF Warner Protects Jailbreakers Against PDF Exploit Getting Root
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu August 12th, 2010
While Apple has already released a fix for the PDF exploit that allows the latest jailbreak, it's really not for everyone, as it also kills the ability to jailbreak. Additionally, it doesn't fix the problem on the 2G iPhone and first generation iPod touch.
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