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• Apple moves to prevent popular app scam tactic

  10.01.2013

  In an effort to prevent malicious apps from being inadvertently allowed to go on sale on the Apple App Store, the company has decided to make it difficult for developers to change the screenshots of their apps once they have been successfully vetted.

• Bogus Apple invoice leads to Blackhole, banking malware

  23.11.2012

  If you receive an invoice seemingly coming from Apple that apparently shows that your credit card has been billed for $699,99 (or a similar preposterously huge amount of money) because you bought postcard, don't click on any of the embedded links no matter how curious or alarmed you are.

• Fake versions of popular Apple apps sold on Google Play

  20.11.2012

  If you are an Android user but you want to try out some of Apple's most sought-after apps, you might be surprised to know that Apple has been seemingly offering them for sale on Google Play.

• Push notifications abuse hurts developers as well as users

  13.11.2012

  Push notifications allow app developers to share news with their users, and are a great way of presenting new apps and features.

• New QuickTime fixes a number of security vulnerabilities

  09.11.2012

  In a new security advisory, Apple addressed a number of vulnerabilities in QuickTime for Windows and announced a new version - 7.7.3.

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