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Apple Rilis Update iOS 26.4.2 Perbaiki Bug Pesan Dihapus

Apple secara mengejutkan meluncurkan pembaruan perangkat lunak darurat pada Rabu (22/4/2026) untuk memperbaiki celah keamanan kritis pada iPhone dan iPad. Pembaruan ini dirancang untuk mengatasi bug yang menyebabkan pratinjau pesan pribadi tetap tersimpan di perangkat meskipun pengguna telah menghapus pesan dan aplikasi aslinya. Dalam catatan keamanan (CVE-2026-28950), Apple menyatakan bahwa…

Apple Rilis Update iOS 26.4.2 Perbaiki Bug Pesan Dihapus

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Weekly output: Apple security patches, Facebook ad transparency

Next week would normally only have four workdays, thanks to Monday being Presidents’ Day, but for me it’s more like three–Friday I start my journey to Barcelona for MWC. I made that trip for the first time 10 years ago, and I’ve learned a few things about both the wireless industry and international travel since. Patreon readers got a bonus post this week about a business upside of my…

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Apple and Google could be a lot clearer about their security patches

Multiple times this week, I’ve updated mobile devices with security patches from Apple and Google. And every time, the user experience has left me feeling that these companies don’t think I need to know anything about the content of those patches. On my iPad mini 6 and my Google Pixel 5a, and then later on a review iPhone 11 (I don’t know why Apple PR hasn’t started charging me late fees on that…

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A month of heightened security alerts

October was National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Its an annual campaign to raise awareness about cybersecurity. I know ZICTA is mandated but are they doing enough to alert the nation about these issues?

October was National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Its an annual campaign to raise awareness about cybersecurity.

Core objective is building resilience in critical infrastructure been crucial to national security. The essential infrastructure systems that support the nation daily lives—such as electricity, financial institutions, and transportation—must be protected from cyber threat.

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Loopholes in Java Security patched up in Mac OS X

Apple Inc. has come up with Java security updates for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion this week which makes up for the recent security loophole detected by Oracle’s emergency Java update.

Brian Krebs of Krebs on Security has advised Mac users to take out some time and install the new security patch. The update will check whether any recent Java update has been published or not. If you tend to delay, your Mac can get exposed to malware, said the Former Washington Post staffer. The outbreak of Flashback Trojan earlier this year, was caused after hackers took advantage of a critical Java error.

The released security patch consists of two updates that will prevent web browsers from running Java updates automatically. But you can enable this by selecting the 'Inactive plug-in' on a website. The Java update is available from the Software Updates placed under Apple Downloads.

Mac users have also been advised to turn of Java plug-in for the web browsers by an industry expert. Majority of the web pages excepting some online banking sites do not require Java for functioning. If you need to browse such sites, you can log in through a different browser after turning the plug-ins off. This way, it would reduce chances of your Mac getting exposed to threats.