India’s top cybersecurity agency has warned of high risk to Apple users citing several vulnerabilities it found in multiple products. Computer Emergency Response Team-India (CERT-In) issued an alert on September 19 highlighting security concerns across several Apple software platforms like iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS. The warning came as the US tech giant rolled out Apple’s iPhone 16 series globally.

According to the cybersecurity agency, following Apple products and software versions are at the highest risk.

-iOS: Versions prior to 18 and 17.7

- iPadOS: Versions prior to 18 and 17.7

- macOS Sonoma: Versions prior to 14.7

- macOS Ventura: Versions prior to 13.7

- macOS Sequoia: Versions prior to 15

- tvOS: Versions prior to 18

- watchOS: Versions prior to 11

- Safari: Versions prior to 18

- Xcode: Versions prior to 16

- visionOS: Versions prior to 2

The CERT-In has warned that if vulnerabilities are not addressed, they could allow potential attackers to gain access to sensitive information on these devices, execute arbitrary code on the device, bypass critical security restrictions, cause denial-of-service (DoS) conditions, elevate privileges to gain control over the system, perform spoofing attacks and engage in cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.

The CERT has also listed potential impacts on Apple products if the high-risk loopholes are not fixed.

- iOS and iPadOS: Users with iOS versions prior to 18 or 17.7 could face DoS attacks, information disclosure, and security restriction bypassing.

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- macOS (Sonoma, Ventura, Sequoia): Users running older versions of macOS may experience data manipulation, DoS, privilege elevation, and cross-site scripting.

- tvOS and watchOS: These products face similar risks of DoS attacks, XSS vulnerabilities, and information disclosure.

- Safari and Xcode: Older versions could be vulnerable to spoofing and security restriction bypassing.

- visionOS: Users may be at risk of data manipulation, DoS, and information disclosure.

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The agency has advised all Apple users to install the&nbsp;latest software update on their devices and mitigate risks. It has also asked users to be vigilant about any unauthorised activity on their devices and ensure proper security measures are in place.

(With inputs from agencies)

India’s top cybersecurity agency has warned of high risk to Apple users citing several vulnerabilities it found in multiple products. Computer Emergency Response Team-India (CERT-In) issued an alert on September 19 highlighting security concerns across several Apple software platforms like iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS.

India’s top cybersecurity agency has warned of high risk to Apple users citing several vulnerabilities it found in multiple products. Computer Emergency Response Team-India (CERT-In) issued an alert on September 19 highlighting security concerns across several Apple software platforms like iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS. The warning came as the US tech giant rolled out Apple’s iPhone 16 series globally. According to the cybersecurity agency, following Apple products and software versions are at the highest risk. -iOS: Versions prior to 18 and 17.7 - iPadOS: Versions prior to 18 and 17.7 - macOS Sonoma: Versions prior to 14.7 - macOS Ventura: Versions prior to 13.7 - macOS Sequoia: Versions prior to 15 - tvOS: Versions prior to 18 - watchOS: Versions prior to 11 - Safari: Versions prior to 18 - Xcode: Versions prior to 16 - visionOS: Versions prior to 2 The CERT-In has warned that if vulnerabilities are not addressed, they could allow potential attackers to gain access to sensitive information on these devices, execute arbitrary code on the device, bypass critical security restrictions, cause denial-of-service (DoS) conditions, elevate privileges to gain control over the system, perform spoofing attacks and engage in cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. The CERT has also listed potential impacts on Apple products if the high-risk loopholes are not fixed. - iOS and iPadOS: Users with iOS versions prior to 18 or 17.7 could face DoS attacks, information disclosure, and security restriction bypassing. Also read: Apple faces final ruling on 14 billion dollars tax repayment to Ireland - macOS (Sonoma, Ventura, Sequoia): Users running older versions of macOS may experience data manipulation, DoS, privilege elevation, and cross-site scripting. - tvOS and watchOS: These products face similar risks of DoS attacks, XSS vulnerabilities, and information disclosure. - Safari and Xcode: Older versions could be vulnerable to spoofing and security restriction bypassing. - visionOS: Users may be at risk of data manipulation, DoS, and information disclosure. Also read: Huawei set to unveil groundbreaking product just hours after Apple`s iPhone 16 launch The agency has advised all Apple users to install the latest software update on their devices and mitigate risks. It has also asked users to be vigilant about any unauthorised activity on their devices and ensure proper security measures are in place. (With inputs from agencies)

Is your iPhone safe? India’s cybersecurity agency flags ‘high-risk’ flaws in Apple products

Amid much speculation, Apple on Monday (Sep 9) launched its flagship iPhone 16, built for generative artificial intelligence. The new smartphone comes with a&nbsp;6.1-inch display for the base variant and a 6.9-inch for the iPhone 16 Plus.

The iPhone 16 is powered by the new A18 chip which features a Neural Engine that is twice as fast and an&nbsp;upgraded memory subsystem with 17 per cent more bandwidth. Apple has provided a new action button that was not present on previous iterations of the iPhone.&nbsp;

The devoted button can be used to click quick snaps and can also be held down, in order to shoot videos. The button uses&nbsp;Apple’s trademark&nbsp;Taptic Engine to recognise swipes and the level of pressure being applied for different features.&nbsp;
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The pro variant of the iPhone has a 48-megapixel fusion camera, featuring&nbsp;second-gen quad-pixel sensor that eliminates shutter lag in ProRaw and HEIF photos. Additionally, the A18 chip allows the pro models to support&nbsp;advanced media capabilities such as ProRes video recording and faster USB 3 transfer speeds. Users can also shoot&nbsp;4K 120fps videos.&nbsp;

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<h2>Apple's AI offering&nbsp;</h2>

However, cornerstone of the new iPhone offering is the Apple Intelligence that the Cupertino-based company has been teasing for the last few months.&nbsp;

"We are thrilled to introduce the first iPhones designed from the ground up for Apple Intelligence and its breakthrough capabilities," Apple chief executive Tim Cook said at the "It's Glowtime" event at the iPhone maker's Silicon Valley headquarters.

According to Cook, Apple Intelligence is now more natural, intuitive, and smarter than before. Meanwhile, Siri will have on-screen awareness.

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The first set of features in beta will launch in US English next month. Support for Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish will be coming next year while no information has been provided about Indian languages.

The new iPhone 16 will also be equipped with visual intelligence enabled by the new camera control.

Apple would be hoping that its bet of marrying AI with iPhones pays off as the smartphone accounted for roughly 60 per cent ($39 billion) of the company's revenue last quarter.&nbsp;Apple is only just coming out of a long sales slump as users increasingly stick with older models longer.

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Amid much speculation, Apple on Monday (Sep 9) launched its flagship iPhone 16, built for generative artificial intelligence. The new smartphone comes with a 6.1-inch display for the base variant and a 6.

Amid much speculation, Apple on Monday (Sep 9) launched its flagship iPhone 16, built for generative artificial intelligence. The new smartphone comes with a 6.1-inch display for the base variant and a 6.9-inch for the iPhone 16 Plus. The iPhone 16 is powered by the new A18 chip which features a Neural Engine that is twice as fast and an upgraded memory subsystem with 17 per cent more bandwidth. Apple has provided a new action button that was not present on previous iterations of the iPhone. The devoted button can be used to click quick snaps and can also be held down, in order to shoot videos. The button uses Apple’s trademark Taptic Engine to recognise swipes and the level of pressure being applied for different features. The pro variant of the iPhone has a 48-megapixel fusion camera, featuring second-gen quad-pixel sensor that eliminates shutter lag in ProRaw and HEIF photos. Additionally, the A18 chip allows the pro models to support advanced media capabilities such as ProRes video recording and faster USB 3 transfer speeds. Users can also shoot 4K 120fps videos. iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max #AppleEvent - New 48MP fusion camera - New 48MP Ultra Wide - 5X Telephoto on Pro and Pro Max - New Photographic Styles that can be personalized pic.twitter.com/XjQ1Qjpesv — Aaron Zollo (@zollotech) September 9, 2024 × Apple's AI offering However, cornerstone of the new iPhone offering is the Apple Intelligence that the Cupertino-based company has been teasing for the last few months. "We are thrilled to introduce the first iPhones designed from the ground up for Apple Intelligence and its breakthrough capabilities," Apple chief executive Tim Cook said at the "It's Glowtime" event at the iPhone maker's Silicon Valley headquarters. According to Cook, Apple Intelligence is now more natural, intuitive, and smarter than before. Meanwhile, Siri will have on-screen awareness. Watch | Apple assembles more iPhones in India amid china’s slowdown × The first set of features in beta will launch in US English next month. Support for Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish will be coming next year while no information has been provided about Indian languages. The new iPhone 16 will also be equipped with visual intelligence enabled by the new camera control. Apple would be hoping that its bet of marrying AI with iPhones pays off as the smartphone accounted for roughly 60 per cent ($39 billion) of the company's revenue last quarter. Apple is only just coming out of a long sales slump as users increasingly stick with older models longer. (With inputs from agencies)

Apple unveils iPhone 16: AI features and new camera button, check all the details

An AI-generated video of Apple CEO Tim Cook fraudulently streamed on the company's official YouTube channel on Monday, August 9. The video impersonated Cook and falsely promoted a cryptocurrency giveaway which gained millions of views ahead of the launch of iPhone 16.

The fake livestream promised the viewers to send them double the amount they would send to a "contribution address" by Dogecoin (DOGE), a popular cryptocurrency, luring many to the scam.

People on social media are speculating the possibility that Apple's official YouTube channel may have been hacked. Apple announced on Monday the much anticipated ‘It's Glowtime’ event at its headquarters in Cupertino to unveil the newest series of iPhone, along with upgrades in the Apple Watch and AirPods.

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The scammers used social media tools including trending keywords related to Apple and a recent song by British pop singer Charli XCX to push their stream to the top of the search results and seem authentic.

Netizens took to X, sharing the fake AI-generated video which was livestreamed on YouTube. Apple has not given any official statement regarding the incident.

“Apple’s official US YouTube channel has been hacked! A fake AI-generated video of Tim Cook is currently streaming, asking viewers for Bitcoin,” an X user wrote.

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Another user shared a screenshot of the live stream with the caption, “Tim Cooked Us!”

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This incident is not&nbsp; for the first time that scammers have taken advantage of the hype created for an Apple event. In 2022, a fake video streamed claiming to give crypto rewards which gained millions of viewers.

With the rise of AI technology, scammers are using voice-mimicking tools to deceive people by impersonating famous individuals. It is important to stay cautious and vigilant if you come across any stream or promotion involving cryptocurrency and verify its authenticity before falling into any scam.

(With inputs from agencies)

An AI-generated video of Apple CEO Tim Cook fraudulently streamed on the company's official YouTube channel on Monday, August 9. The video impersonated Cook and falsely promoted a cryptocurrency giveaway which gained millions of views ahead of the launch of iPhone 16.

An AI-generated video of Apple CEO Tim Cook fraudulently streamed on the company's official YouTube channel on Monday, August 9. The video impersonated Cook and falsely promoted a cryptocurrency giveaway which gained millions of views ahead of the launch of iPhone 16. The fake livestream promised the viewers to send them double the amount they would send to a "contribution address" by Dogecoin (DOGE), a popular cryptocurrency, luring many to the scam. People on social media are speculating the possibility that Apple's official YouTube channel may have been hacked. Apple announced on Monday the much anticipated ‘It's Glowtime’ event at its headquarters in Cupertino to unveil the newest series of iPhone, along with upgrades in the Apple Watch and AirPods. Also read | Huawei set to unveil groundbreaking product just hours after Apple's iPhone 16 launch The scammers used social media tools including trending keywords related to Apple and a recent song by British pop singer Charli XCX to push their stream to the top of the search results and seem authentic. Netizens took to X, sharing the fake AI-generated video which was livestreamed on YouTube. Apple has not given any official statement regarding the incident. “Apple’s official US YouTube channel has been hacked! A fake AI-generated video of Tim Cook is currently streaming, asking viewers for Bitcoin,” an X user wrote. 🚨 Breaking News 🚨 Apple's official US YouTube channel has been hacked! A fake AI-generated video of Tim Cook is currently streaming, asking viewers for Bitcoin. 😱#AppleEvent — MysteryDealz (@Mysterydealz) September 9, 2024 × Also read | All the curiosity is going to end, Apple to launch its latest upgrade, iPhone 16 Another user shared a screenshot of the live stream with the caption, “Tim Cooked Us!” Tim Cooked us! @Apple's @YouTube channel hacked! pic.twitter.com/dL0y0u8Z1T — frank☁️ (@fmong) September 9, 2024 × This incident is not for the first time that scammers have taken advantage of the hype created for an Apple event. In 2022, a fake video streamed claiming to give crypto rewards which gained millions of viewers. With the rise of AI technology, scammers are using voice-mimicking tools to deceive people by impersonating famous individuals. It is important to stay cautious and vigilant if you come across any stream or promotion involving cryptocurrency and verify its authenticity before falling into any scam. (With inputs from agencies)

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The Apple event 2024: Apple’s most awaited launch of new upgrades is over. The launch is going to take place at headquarters in Cupertino, California, US, almost like its annual September launches similar to the past.

Apple is expected to reveal its latest core production at the ‘It’s Glowtime’ event.

The title ‘It’s Glowtime’ has sparked curiosity among tech enthusiasts, causing an air of suspicion worldwide.&nbsp;However, this year, understanding the reason for the title is considered to be simpler than the previous year. The colours swirling around the Apple logo in the event poster resemble those used in Siri’s interface, which can hint at an upgrade to the Siri feature.

The most significant part of the event is likely to be the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The company is also expected to launch a series of Apple Watches and AirPods.

It will be interesting to see for the tech geeks how the new generative AI features that Apple will add to its devices, will create a wave of AI-infused hardware.

<h2>Viral, the first&nbsp;Apple advertisement for Indians</h2>

A video from the past has taken over the internet. A 1996 Apple Macintosh advertisement featuring Bollywood actor Samir Soni is now trending, grabbing the attention of tech geeks and people who like to romanticize past generations.

The advertisement portrayed a typical corporate structure. Soni, as an employee, was approached by his boss with a request to run a Windows disk on his PC. Soni confidently showed him the Apple Macintosh, smoothly inserting the disk and demonstrating its compatibility with Windows software.

The boss was impressed and forced to change his perception of Mac. The ad ended with the catchy phrase, “Does more, costs less, it’s that simple.”

The clip has gained over a million views, with people sharing their fond memories of the past.

One user wrote, “They abandoned the costs less part after Steve Jobs died.”

Another user said, "Looking at this ad makes me realise technology has really come a long way.”&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The Apple event 2024: Apple’s most awaited launch of new upgrades is over. The launch is going to take place at headquarters in Cupertino, California, US, almost like its annual September launches similar to the past.

The Apple event 2024: Apple’s most awaited launch of new upgrades is over. The launch is going to take place at headquarters in Cupertino, California, US, almost like its annual September launches similar to the past. Apple is expected to reveal its latest core production at the ‘It’s Glowtime’ event. The title ‘It’s Glowtime’ has sparked curiosity among tech enthusiasts, causing an air of suspicion worldwide. However, this year, understanding the reason for the title is considered to be simpler than the previous year. The colours swirling around the Apple logo in the event poster resemble those used in Siri’s interface, which can hint at an upgrade to the Siri feature. The most significant part of the event is likely to be the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The company is also expected to launch a series of Apple Watches and AirPods. It will be interesting to see for the tech geeks how the new generative AI features that Apple will add to its devices, will create a wave of AI-infused hardware. Viral, the first Apple advertisement for Indians A video from the past has taken over the internet. A 1996 Apple Macintosh advertisement featuring Bollywood actor Samir Soni is now trending, grabbing the attention of tech geeks and people who like to romanticize past generations. The advertisement portrayed a typical corporate structure. Soni, as an employee, was approached by his boss with a request to run a Windows disk on his PC. Soni confidently showed him the Apple Macintosh, smoothly inserting the disk and demonstrating its compatibility with Windows software. The boss was impressed and forced to change his perception of Mac. The ad ended with the catchy phrase, “Does more, costs less, it’s that simple.” The clip has gained over a million views, with people sharing their fond memories of the past. One user wrote, “They abandoned the costs less part after Steve Jobs died.” Another user said, "Looking at this ad makes me realise technology has really come a long way.” (With inputs from agencies)

All the curiosity is going to end, Apple to launch its latest upgrade, iPhone 16

As the launch date for the iPhone 16 lineup approaches, excitement continues to build among tech enthusiasts. With each new leak and rumour, the anticipation for Apple's latest flagship models only grows stronger.&nbsp;

In the ever-exciting world of tech leaks, renowned Apple insider Tipster Sonny Dickson has recently made some groundbreaking revelations in a post on X, with his latest reveal about the highly anticipated iPhone 16 Pro models. Dickson, known for his accurate predictions in the past, has provided an exclusive peek into the design upgrades that are expected to make the iPhone 16 Pro a true game-changer in the smartphone industry.

As reported by Mint, the most striking feature of the iPhone 16 Pro, as per Dickson's leak, is its revolutionary glass back. This new design element is said to be fortified using a dual-ion exchange process, enhancing its durability and giving it a luxurious matte finish. This unique combination of durability and elegance is poised to set the iPhone 16 Pro apart from its predecessors and competitors alike.

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Apple is reportedly refining its colour processing techniques for titanium to achieve a more refined appearance and enhanced scratch resistance.

Rumours also suggest that the upcoming iPhone 16 series will feature substantial camera upgrades. Among them are speculations about a 48MP ultra-wide lens for the Pro models and sophisticated eight-part hybrid lenses for the Pro Max variant.

But the upgrades don't stop there. The construction of the iPhone 16 Pro is also rumoured to undergo significant enhancements. While the base model may feature aerospace-grade aluminium for its edges, the Pro variant is expected to sport a premium titanium frame, similar to the one introduced with the iPhone 15 Pro models.

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While there have been speculations about the discontinuation of certain titanium colour variants, such as Natural Titanium and White Titanium, these details remain unconfirmed until officially announced by Apple.

Until the official unveiling, all eyes will remain glued on the latest updates and leaks, eagerly anticipating the next big reveal from the tech giant.

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

As the launch date for the iPhone 16 lineup approaches, excitement continues to build among tech enthusiasts. With each new leak and rumour, the anticipation for Apple's latest flagship models only grows stronger.

As the launch date for the iPhone 16 lineup approaches, excitement continues to build among tech enthusiasts. With each new leak and rumour, the anticipation for Apple's latest flagship models only grows stronger. In the ever-exciting world of tech leaks, renowned Apple insider Tipster Sonny Dickson has recently made some groundbreaking revelations in a post on X, with his latest reveal about the highly anticipated iPhone 16 Pro models. Dickson, known for his accurate predictions in the past, has provided an exclusive peek into the design upgrades that are expected to make the iPhone 16 Pro a true game-changer in the smartphone industry. As reported by Mint, the most striking feature of the iPhone 16 Pro, as per Dickson's leak, is its revolutionary glass back. This new design element is said to be fortified using a dual-ion exchange process, enhancing its durability and giving it a luxurious matte finish. This unique combination of durability and elegance is poised to set the iPhone 16 Pro apart from its predecessors and competitors alike. Also read| Astronauts to drive around in Moon cars that will be brought to life by these three companies Apple is reportedly refining its colour processing techniques for titanium to achieve a more refined appearance and enhanced scratch resistance. Rumours also suggest that the upcoming iPhone 16 series will feature substantial camera upgrades. Among them are speculations about a 48MP ultra-wide lens for the Pro models and sophisticated eight-part hybrid lenses for the Pro Max variant. But the upgrades don't stop there. The construction of the iPhone 16 Pro is also rumoured to undergo significant enhancements. While the base model may feature aerospace-grade aluminium for its edges, the Pro variant is expected to sport a premium titanium frame, similar to the one introduced with the iPhone 15 Pro models. Also read| A space camera million times the price of Rolls Royce is set to shoot the universe While there have been speculations about the discontinuation of certain titanium colour variants, such as Natural Titanium and White Titanium, these details remain unconfirmed until officially announced by Apple. Until the official unveiling, all eyes will remain glued on the latest updates and leaks, eagerly anticipating the next big reveal from the tech giant. (With inputs from agencies)

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