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Security software developer Check Point has released a product designed to secure iPhones, allowing them secure access to corporate networks. Retrieval of cryptic password could one day allow for the installation of custom applications. A gaping hole in the iPhone's security will be fixed next month according to Macworld. iPhone users have uncovered a simple procedure to bypass the handset's passcode protections. IT professionals are gearing up for more security headaches from the Apple's latest smart phone. Reports have emerged that Apple’s much-hyped iPhone 3G has been hacked only five days after its world-wide release.
Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) is placing many systems at risk of attack because networking software has IPv6 enabled but users don't know it, warns a security researcher. Brazillian video claims to show first hacked handset just days after its release.
The iPhone 3G, released on Friday, includes faster internet — as well as 13 security fixes. The market for mobile pornography is set to experience strong growth according to industry insiders. Kaspersky’s senior virus analyst has warned of ‘unpleasant news’ from the world of mobile malware in its latest quarterly security trend report. Apple's iPhone will soon be "ready for business," according to analysts at research firm Gartner, which originally labeled the popular mobile device unfit for enterprise deployment. A group of developers has constructed a website which automatically lifts the software restrictions on Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch.. Apple's iPhone will be a "primary target" for cybercriminals in 2008, a security company predicted today.. Apple's upcoming release of a software development kit (SDK) for the iPhone may allow developers to write applications for the mobile device, but it could also open a Pandora's box of potential security issues. Apple has released an update for the iPhone which effectively bricks some of the devices that consumers have unlocked over the past months. Apple has warned users that upcoming iPhone updates could ruin the device for users of third-party unlocking software. A researcher has revealed a flaw in the iPhone, as well as the recently released iPod Touch, that can be exploited via malicious TIFF files. Members of the iPhone Dev Wiki team have created a restore process which allows some users to regain full use of their iPhone if it has been disabled by Apple's latest firmware update. In its widest-reaching round of iPhone security updates yet, Apple released 10 fixes on Thursday, correcting vulnerabilities in the popular mobile phone's Safari browser, mail client and Bluetooth server.