Apple has just released a fix for a very serious Windows Safari security flaw, which was addressed by Microsoft a short while ago, and allowed the download of malicious software without warning the victim. The patch updated Safari so it would first seek permission from a user before downloading an application from a website to more »

In a presentation at the Black Hat Security Conference (known for the Maynor Ellch MacBook fiasco), Charles Miller had a good rip into the security of the iPhone. Not literally but figuratively. He originally discovered a vulnerability in the iPhone that was fixed in the latest iPhone 1.0.1 software update. He said that his hack more »