Apple’s iPhones are known for being some of the safest devices on the market. Threats like ransomware or phishing can still ...

Five real-world attack scenarios drawn from recent incidents and news reports, and clear actionable steps you can take today ...

Though the risk of iPhone viruses is low, it's important to know how to protect yourself.

Malware — and other forms of digital virus — is often an irritation at best, and can be devastating at worst. Whether it's through security exploits, data breaches, or plain old social engineering, ...

Apple's tightly-controlled ecosystem on its iOS devices keeps most users safe from garden-variety security threats, but it's not infallible. That the iPhone has, at last count, 55% of the American ...

Computer viruses aren't confined to laptops and desktops. Your smartphone can get viruses too. But does an iPhone offer better protection? Or will an Android keep you safer? Bentley University ...

This story originally appeared on Ars Technica, a trusted source for technology news, tech policy analysis, reviews, and more. Ars is owned by WIRED's parent company, Condé Nast. It turns out that the ...

In the realm of smartphones, Apple’s ecosystem is deemed to be the safer one. Independent analysis by security experts has also proved that point repeatedly over the years. But Apple’s guardrails are ...