Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
24 Nov 2014
Would You Go for the Regular iPad Air 2 or A 24K Gold iPad Air 2? The Choice is Yours!
Have you got taste for allure and enough cash to throw around? Do
you want something unique and special? If yes!, Apple and karalux, the renowned
Vietnamese jeweler have got something for you – an Apple iPad Air 2 plated in 24 karat
gold.
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The special plating of course comes at a price – quite for those with enough money to
throw around. A 64GB version of the tablet coated in real gold costs about
$1315 – which is over
double the amount for the regular 64GB iPad Air 2 which comes at about $600 and
even lesser if ordered from the Apple store directly.
The 16GB and 128GB iPad Air 2 models will also be released and
Karalux will reward customers who pick up one of their creations by the end of
the month with a gold-plated tie pin or a Zippo lighter with the same finish.
15 Nov 2014
Apple responds to iOS ‘Masque Attack’ threats.
Once again, another iOS vulnerability has been reported that allow
malicious software to be installed in your iphone or ipad in place of an app
without your knowledge.
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This prompted the U.S. government to warn
Apple gadget owners on Thursday to look out for hackers exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability in the mobile operating system (iOS). According to the
report, the technique takes advantage of a security weakness that allows an untrusted
app (with the same “bundle identifier” as that of a legitimate app) to replace
the legitimate app on an affected device, while keeping all of the user’s
data, the warning states. “This vulnerability exists because iOS does not
enforce matching certificates for apps with the same bundle identifier.”
This
“Masque Attack” was revealed earlier this week by the network security firm
FireEye. In FireEye’s
report, this vulnerability has
been identified in iOS 7.1.1, 7.1.2, 8.0, 8.1, and the 8.1.1 beta on both
jailbroken and non-jailbroken devices. The government warns iOS users not to install apps from sources other than Apple’s
official app store or their own organizations, among other precautions.
However,
Apple has released a statement addressing this breach via a spokesperson to iMore:
Below is an excerpt of Apple's statement to iMore:
"We
designed OS X and iOS with built-in security safeguards to help protect
customers and warn them before installing potentially malicious software,"
an Apple spokesperson told iMore. "We're not aware of any customers that
have actually been affected by this attack. We encourage customers to only
download from trusted sources like the App Store and to pay attention to any .warnings
as they download apps. Enterprise users installing custom apps should install
apps from their company's secure website."
Though Apple says it hasn't received any reports from users yet, there are reports in the media that thousands of users have fallen victim to this vulnerability.
