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Apple fixes iPhone and iPad bug exploited in ‘extremely sophisticated attacks’
- Apple released emergency security updates to address a zero-day vulnerability exploited in highly sophisticated attacks.
- The vulnerability allowed attackers to disable the USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
- The USB Restricted Mode is a security feature that protects devices from unauthorized access via the Lightning port.
- Apple fixed the vulnerability with improved state management in iOS 18.3.1 and iPadOS 18.3.1.
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Apple launches iOS 18.3.1 and other updates to fix an active exploited vulnerability and squish other bugs
- Apple launches iOS 18.3.1 and other updates to fix an active exploited vulnerability and squish other bugs.
- iOS 18.3.1 fixes a vulnerability actively exploited on iPhone and iPad.
- The update addresses the issue of disabling USB Restricted Mode via a physical attack on a locked device.
- macOS Sequoia 15.3.1, watchOS 11.3.1, and visionOS 2.3.1 updates also released, although specific fixes are not mentioned.
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TechCrunch
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Apple fixes iPhone and iPad bug used in an ‘extremely sophisticated attack’
- Apple released updates for iOS and iPadOS to fix a flaw that may have been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack.
- The vulnerability allowed the disabling of USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
- The attacks were likely carried out with physical control of the device using forensic tools like Cellebrite or Graykey.
- In the past, law enforcement agencies have used similar tools to unlock devices and access data.
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Apple closes iPhone security hole with fresh software update
- Apple released software updates including iOS 18.3.1 and iPadOS 18.3.1 for bug fixes and security updates.
- The purpose of the updates is to close a security hole in iPhone and iPad devices that has been exploited by hackers.
- The bug being fixed prevents a physical attack from disabling USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
- Users can install the updates by opening the Settings app or connecting their devices to a computer.
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18 iPhone and iPad features I want on my Mac
- The Mac could benefit from iPhone and iPad features to enhance the desktop experience and boost productivity.
- Some of the essential features that could significantly improve efficiency include the ability to have clean app uninstallation, app locking and hiding, and facial recognition unlock.
- There are Some of the wishful features include a central location to manage default apps or having full iCloud backup for your Mac.
- Some of the more advanced functions include using a touchscreen, stylus support, easy streaming audio to multiple AirPods, or improved HomePod support.
- Other features that are nice to have could include running Apple Sing on your MacBook, having Per-App Accessibility settings, or having a lock screen widget available to display and use throughout the lock screen.
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Updated palera1n jailbreak beta brings fix for loader app crash on devices configured to use 12-hour time
- The palera1n team released an updated beta build of the checkm8 bootrom exploit-based palera1n jailbreak tool, version 2.1 beta 2.
- The update includes a bug fix for a crash issue when using 12-hour time in the palera1n loader app.
- All palera1n users are recommended to update to the latest version for the fix.
- The palera1n jailbreak is compatible with devices running iOS, iPadOS, or tvOS 15.0 and later, up to 18.x, with A8-A11 chips.
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Jailbreak news of the week: Jailbreaking in 2025, YouSlider, ZebraNoRespring, Unsigned firmware, & more…
- This article provides a roundup of jailbreak news, tidbits and tweak updates for the week of February 3 to February 9, 2022.
- iDownloadBlog shares a compelling reasons list for jailbreakers to continue jailbreaking their iOS and iPadOS devices despite the difficulty in developing jailbreaks and blocking firmware downgrades caused by Apple.
- Apple has closed the signing window for iOS & iPadOS 18.2.1 firmware to prevent downgrades from iOS & iPadOS 18.3.
- The YouSlider tweak allows YouTube app users to customize their progress bar and scrubber using custom colors, images and sizes.
- The ZebraNoRespring tweak is a new jailbreak tweak that prevents Zebra package manager from performing a BackBoard respring when installing add-ons.
- Other tweak updates include Amber, Arise, EmojiAttributes, FoxFort Tools, SquidExtender and TYABConfig Reset, amongst others.
- Visit previous iDownloadBlog articles for tips and advice on jailbreaking.
- Jailbreak fans must rely on older, jailbreakable handsets and refraining from software updates, but iDownloadBlog suggests plenty of ideas for customizing your device.
- ZebraNoRespring is a new jailbreak tweak that prevents undesired resprings of your device during installation of add-ons.
- YouSlider allows YouTube app users to customize their progress bar and scrubber using custom colors, images and sizes for better viewing experience.
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Idownloadblog
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YouSlider jailbreak tweak lets YouTube users customize the progress slider bar
- YouSlider is a new jailbreak tweak that allows users to customize the progress slider bar in the YouTube app.
- The tweak enables users to change the colors, size, and images of the progress slider for a more personalized experience.
- YouSlider provides various customization options via a preference pane in the YouTube app settings.
- The YouSlider tweak can be downloaded for free from PoomSmart's repository for jailbroken devices.
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Today in Apple history: Steve Jobs flips out over iPad tweet
- In February 8, 2010, Steve Jobs reportedly gets upset over a tweet sent from an iPad by an editor at The Wall Street Journal.
- Apple had showed the iPad to top Wall Street Journal staffers months before its official release.
- Steve Jobs was upset that people outside Apple gained early access to the iPad.
- The offending iPad tweet was quickly deleted, which triggered speculation that Jobs was behind its removal.
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Apple M5 chips enter production, possible launch later this year
- Apple has reportedly begun mass production of its next-generation M5 chip.
- The chips are expected to launch later this year in MacBook Pro and iPad Pro models.
- The M5 series will feature an enhanced ARM architecture and will be manufactured using advanced 3-nanometer process technology.
- The launch will include the base M5 chip, with more powerful M5 Pro, M5 Max, and M5 Ultra processors coming later.
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Cultofmac
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How to make iCloud more secure with Advanced Data Protection
- Apple offers end-to-end encryption for a wider range of iCloud data with Advanced Data Protection.
- Advanced Data Protection encrypts iCloud Photos, Notes, iCloud Backup, and more.
- Activating this feature provides a higher level of security, preventing unauthorized access even by Apple.
- To activate Advanced Data Protection, navigate to the buried switch in the Settings app and ensure you set up an account recovery method.
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Dbrand's Always-On 'Aperture' Case Protects Your Vision Pro Without Interfering With Sensors and Buttons
- Dbrand has launched its Aperture protective cover for the Apple Vision Pro, designed to protect the device's glass display.
- The cover, made in a Voronoi style with multiple cutouts, does not block any of the sensors or buttons on the Vision Pro.
- Dbrand developed the case after seeing a 3D printed version by a former AR designer at Snap.
- The cover is priced at $49, while a combo with Aperture Battery Holster is available for $69.
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iOS 18.4 Beta 1 Coming as Soon as Next Week
- The first beta of Apple's upcoming iOS 18.4 update could be released as soon as next week.
- Possible release dates for the beta are February 12 or February 13, or the following week on February 18.
- iOS 18.4 is expected to bring major Apple Intelligence Siri changes, new emoji characters, default app option changes in the EU, and expansion of Apple Intelligence to new languages and countries.
- The beta version is likely to be in testing through March, with an expected April launch.
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How to fix iPhone or iPad not letting you turn off iCloud Contacts
- To troubleshoot an issue; Turning iCloud Contacts off and back on can help if new contacts or edits to existing contacts aren’t syncing between your Apple devices.
- To turn off iCloud Contacts, open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad, tap your Apple Account name, tap iCloud, and then tap See All to access all apps that save data to iCloud.
- If Screen Time isn’t blocking you from turning off iCloud Contacts, you’ll see two options — Keep on My iPhone and Delete from My iPhone.
- Use “Keep on My iPhone” if you want to keep a copy of your iCloud Contacts on the device even after turning off iCloud Contacts.
- Use “Delete from My iPhone” if you don’t want to keep a copy of your iCloud Contacts on the device.
- You might be unable to turn off iCloud Contacts due to a Screen Time passcode, network connection issues, system glitches, operating system bugs, or sign-in problems with your Apple Account.
- If you still can’t turn off iCloud Contacts, some of the strategies that can help include force quitting settings app, checking your internet connection, restarting your iPhone or iPad, resetting iPhone or iPad network settings, and signing out of your Apple Account and then signing back in.
- After successfully troubleshooting your iCloud Contacts issue, return to Screen Time settings and tap “Lock Screen Time Settings” to set a passcode. You can skip this step if you prefer not to set up a passcode.
- The Screen Time passcode and restrictions on a non-child’s iPhone can lead to all sorts of irritating issues.
- In general, Screen Time is a useful feature on kids' devices if parents want to set up restrictions for them.
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South Korean Prosecutors To Appeal After Samsung Boss ‘Not Guilty’ Ruling
- South Korean prosecutors intend to appeal the ruling that cleared Samsung Chairman Jay Y. Lee of all fraud charges.
- Lee was cleared of all 19 charges, including accounting fraud, unfair trading, and stock manipulation, related to a controversial merger in 2015.
- The $8 billion merger of Samsung affiliates, Samsung C&T and Cheil Industries, was alleged to have facilitated Lee's control over Samsung.
- Lee, the third generation of Samsung's founding family, had previously been indicted for advocating the merger and was found not guilty last year.
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