Technology, security analysis

Aside from some of the broader cloud security elements, there are four key trends and areas of positive change for the iCloud in early 2017.

Important update: as of iOS 10.1 beta 2, Apple has fixed the iTunes encrypted backup security issue by rolling the changes back.

This short guide seeks to explain what each type of app data looks like, and how and where it can be useful.

Are we underestimating the iCloud security? How is Apple protecting its iCloud from privacy breaches? Is it hard to access your iCloud data?

We recently published a small set of scripts which can dynamically and automatically allocate work across HAProxied servers to get the most from them.

Rumour has it that Apple's Genius Bars will get special wireless sync capabilities for iOS devices to backup customer data extra fast. This has a number of interesting implications.

A handful of iOS apps have been under the spotlight with security weaknesses and iPhone tracking. Now it's Facebook's turn.

Google disregarded privacy settings of Safari users and installed cookies for tracking their web activity, even though the Safari users thought they had blocked them. Ouch!

Last week, Gizmodo wrote on how a regular Apple Genius inadvertently opened their life up for another iPhone user to spy on them.

The SYDI project is an Open Source project aimed at helping network administrators document their network. It uses a series of VBScript file to collect system data which is captured in XML and then transcoded into a variety of other formats.