Essex-boy living in Cardiff, Jake is a writer, PR/Media officer, and Social Media consultant.
Obsessed with video games, American culture and Buffy. Can usually be found at his laptop working.
Obsessed with video games, American culture and Buffy. Can usually be found at his laptop working.
Latest posts by Jake Basford (see all)
- Game Review: Crash Bandicoot 4 – It’s About Time - 12 October, 2020
- Opinion: Hogwarts Legacy – to buy or not to buy? - 28 September, 2020
- Mobile Game: Crash Bandicoot On The Run - 11 July, 2020
On Friday The Independent reported that iPhone and iPad users are being warned because there is a bug in iOS versions 7 and later that means that hackers could perform a ‘Masque Attack’ on their phones.
Advice is the same as for Android users, to not allow any other installer other than Apple App Store to install an app on the device, as phishing will open up the weakness the bug has created.
Although Apple played it down in a statement, this is released just months after iCloud security fails allowed several major celebrities to have their private photos hacked and released on the internet.
Image courtesy of Information Security Buzz
