Roger Federer was not amused when a fan ran on court and tried to take a selfie at the French Open.
New software updates, iOS 9 and OS X 10.11, from Apple will be all about "focusing on quality," according to a recent report. The iOS 9 will also focus on improving support for older devices including the ones that aren't even on sale.
Factory reset on Android advertises that it removes Google account, system and app data settings, downloaded apps, music, photos and other user data, but in reality it still retains data traces which can be exploited to recover old data such as contacts, emails and Wi-Fi passwords.
Apple Watch's security can be circumvented by performing a factory reset that erases all of the device's data. The watch can be set up as a new device and can be paired with a new iPhone.
A newly revealed bug in iOS can force iPhones and iPads into restart loops, repeatedly crashing and rebooting, all with the help of a Wi-Fi network.
Justin Bieber has not gained entry in the recent Coachella performance on Sunday. Further, it is also reported that he feels harassed by security personnel.
Several police departments in Maine had to pay around $300 ransom to hackers for getting their records back. Departments' computers were attacked by a virus, identified as ransomware which is a type of malware that causes restricted access to an infected system and demands a ransom payment.
Majority of cyber attacks are successful because employees click on links in tainted mails and company fail to apply available patches to known software flaws, say two new reports of cyber security.
President Obama's niece, a freshman forward on the Princeton basketball team, was reportedly threatened before Monday's NCAA tournament game.
The CIA has been trying for years to crack iOS security, according to a new information provided by Edward Snowden. The attempts have been the focal point of multiple yearly CIA conferences called "The Jamboree," the report said.
Apple has patched the FREAK flaw in Safari for iOS and Mac recently by releasing updates, according to reports.
Researchers have discovered yet another flaw that has left some Apple and Google devices users vulnerable to attack when visiting supposedly secure websites. The flaw called FREAK is more than a decade old.
Researchers have shown a vulnerability created in the 90s which plagues today's systems.
Lenovo has admitted that it "messed up badly" by pre-loading software on some consumers laptops, leaving them vulnerable to attacks. The company added that it will soon release the removal tool.
Recently a bug was discovered in Facebook that would have allowed hackers to arbitrarily delete photos by simply inserting the photo album's ID number.
