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How to Transfer Data From Android to iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide
Customers can transfer data from Android to iPhone with ease. One can use the Move to iOS application, which is available on the Google Play Store, to transfer the data from Android to a new iOS device, including an iPhone. One can transfer data like media, apps, and more through this feature. Here’s everything you need to know.
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iPhone Prices Dropped On Flipkart Ahead Of iPhone 16 Launch: Time To Treat Yourself To An Apple Baby
With iPhone prices slashed by up to 33% on Flipkart after the iPhone 16 launch, now is the perfect time to snag a premium Apple device you have longed for.
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Apple’s Source Code for Internal Tools Allegedly Stolen, Leaked by Threat Actor in Data Breach
Apple might have suffered a cyberattack and lost the source code of several of its internal tools, claimed a tipster. A threat actor group that goes by the name IntelBroker has assumed responsibility for the alleged attack. Based on the information, it appears three internal tools commonly used by the tech giant faced a breach and their source code...
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"Notice Sent To Apple, Probe Started": IT Secretary On iPhone "Hacking" Charges
The government's cybersecurity agency CERT-In has started its investigation into the issue of the Apple threat notification received by several opposition MPs, and a notice has been sent to the company, IT Secretary S Krishnan said on Thursday.
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Centre's Cyber Watchdog CERT-In To Probe iPhone "Hacking" Attempt Charges
Central online safety agency CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) will probe the opposition's claim of iPhone "hacking" attempts, IT Ministry sources have said.
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"Grave Concern": Parliamentary Panel On IT May Raise 'Apple Warning' In Next Meet
Members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology (IT) are likely to raise the 'Apple warning' issue in the next meeting of the panel.
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Parliamentary Committee On IT May Summon Apple Over 'Hacking', Say Sources
A parliamentary panel on information technology is likely to summon Apple Inc officials over the iPhone notifications row, triggered by opposition leaders alleging they received alerts from Apple indicating their devices could have been targeted.
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"I Think Someone Pranked Opposition Leaders": Minister Piyush Goyal On Hacking Row
Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday dismissed the allegations in connection with Apple's 'state-sponsored attack' message to some Opposition leaders and said that someone might have played a prank on them.
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Apple Says Detecting Attacks Relies on Threat Intelligence Signals, Not on State-Sponsored Actors
After a major controversy erupted between the ruling party and the opposition leaders over the alleged hacking of their phones, Apple officially announced that it does not attribute the threat notifications to any specific state-sponsored attacker. The leaders alleged that the Government was behind this attempt to breach their devices.
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Exclusive: "Apple Must Say If Devices Secure," Says Minister On 'Hacking' Row
Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar brushed off Opposition concerns about phone hacking following a notification from Apple, saying, "It is the election season and people will pull all sorts of things from a hat".
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On Opposition's Threat Claims, Minister's Questions To Apple, And A Warning
Hours after some opposition leaders claimed that they had received messages from Apple warning of 'state-sponsored' hackers trying to access their iPhones, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has posed a series of pointed questions to the tech giant.
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"Apple Advisory In 150 Nations": Centre On Opposition's Hacking Attempt Charge
The government on Tuesday hit out at opposition MPs - it dismissed them as "compulsive critics (of Prime Minister Narendra Modi) - who shared messages from Apple warning of "state-sponsored" attackers trying to hack their phones.
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Opposition Leaders Claim Hacking Attempt, Apple Says "Some Notifications..."
Apple on Tuesday responded to opposition leaders' claims - that they received messages warning them of "state-sponsored" hackers - and said it "does not attribute the notifications to any specific state-sponsored attacker".
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Kaspersky Finds Cybersecurity Threat That Targets iPhone Users via Malicious iMessage Attachment
Prominent cybersecurity and anti-virus firm Kaspersky has discovered a new cyberattack threat that targets iPhone models running older versions of iOS via iMessage application. The malware, found when the company was monitoring its own Wi-Fi network for mobile devices, infects the phone via a received iMessage, which contains a malicious attachment...
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Russia Says US Hacked Thousands Of Apple Phones In Spy Plot
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Thursday it had uncovered an American espionage operation that compromised thousands of iPhones using sophisticated surveillance software.
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How to Transfer Data From Android to iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide
Customers can transfer data from Android to iPhone with ease. One can use the Move to iOS application, which is available on the Google Play Store, to transfer the data from Android to a new iOS device, including an iPhone. One can transfer data like media, apps, and more through this feature. Here’s everything you need to know.
-
iPhone Prices Dropped On Flipkart Ahead Of iPhone 16 Launch: Time To Treat Yourself To An Apple Baby
With iPhone prices slashed by up to 33% on Flipkart after the iPhone 16 launch, now is the perfect time to snag a premium Apple device you have longed for.
-
Apple’s Source Code for Internal Tools Allegedly Stolen, Leaked by Threat Actor in Data Breach
Apple might have suffered a cyberattack and lost the source code of several of its internal tools, claimed a tipster. A threat actor group that goes by the name IntelBroker has assumed responsibility for the alleged attack. Based on the information, it appears three internal tools commonly used by the tech giant faced a breach and their source code...
-
"Notice Sent To Apple, Probe Started": IT Secretary On iPhone "Hacking" Charges
The government's cybersecurity agency CERT-In has started its investigation into the issue of the Apple threat notification received by several opposition MPs, and a notice has been sent to the company, IT Secretary S Krishnan said on Thursday.
-
Centre's Cyber Watchdog CERT-In To Probe iPhone "Hacking" Attempt Charges
Central online safety agency CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) will probe the opposition's claim of iPhone "hacking" attempts, IT Ministry sources have said.
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"Grave Concern": Parliamentary Panel On IT May Raise 'Apple Warning' In Next Meet
Members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology (IT) are likely to raise the 'Apple warning' issue in the next meeting of the panel.
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Parliamentary Committee On IT May Summon Apple Over 'Hacking', Say Sources
A parliamentary panel on information technology is likely to summon Apple Inc officials over the iPhone notifications row, triggered by opposition leaders alleging they received alerts from Apple indicating their devices could have been targeted.
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"I Think Someone Pranked Opposition Leaders": Minister Piyush Goyal On Hacking Row
Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday dismissed the allegations in connection with Apple's 'state-sponsored attack' message to some Opposition leaders and said that someone might have played a prank on them.
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Apple Says Detecting Attacks Relies on Threat Intelligence Signals, Not on State-Sponsored Actors
After a major controversy erupted between the ruling party and the opposition leaders over the alleged hacking of their phones, Apple officially announced that it does not attribute the threat notifications to any specific state-sponsored attacker. The leaders alleged that the Government was behind this attempt to breach their devices.
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Exclusive: "Apple Must Say If Devices Secure," Says Minister On 'Hacking' Row
Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar brushed off Opposition concerns about phone hacking following a notification from Apple, saying, "It is the election season and people will pull all sorts of things from a hat".
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On Opposition's Threat Claims, Minister's Questions To Apple, And A Warning
Hours after some opposition leaders claimed that they had received messages from Apple warning of 'state-sponsored' hackers trying to access their iPhones, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has posed a series of pointed questions to the tech giant.
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"Apple Advisory In 150 Nations": Centre On Opposition's Hacking Attempt Charge
The government on Tuesday hit out at opposition MPs - it dismissed them as "compulsive critics (of Prime Minister Narendra Modi) - who shared messages from Apple warning of "state-sponsored" attackers trying to hack their phones.
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Opposition Leaders Claim Hacking Attempt, Apple Says "Some Notifications..."
Apple on Tuesday responded to opposition leaders' claims - that they received messages warning them of "state-sponsored" hackers - and said it "does not attribute the notifications to any specific state-sponsored attacker".
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Kaspersky Finds Cybersecurity Threat That Targets iPhone Users via Malicious iMessage Attachment
Prominent cybersecurity and anti-virus firm Kaspersky has discovered a new cyberattack threat that targets iPhone models running older versions of iOS via iMessage application. The malware, found when the company was monitoring its own Wi-Fi network for mobile devices, infects the phone via a received iMessage, which contains a malicious attachment...
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Russia Says US Hacked Thousands Of Apple Phones In Spy Plot
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Thursday it had uncovered an American espionage operation that compromised thousands of iPhones using sophisticated surveillance software.
