A security researcher has published details of a new lockscreen bypass technique that can be used to access iPhone content without supplying a passcode or other form of authentication.

A new iOS vulnerability discovered by researcher Jose Rodriguez enables would-be attackers to bypass a secured iPhone lock screen and access notes by leveraging a combination of VoiceOver and ...

Security researcher Jose Rodriguez published a video Monday detailing how he was able to bypass the lock screen on an iPhone with iOS 15 (and iOS 14.8) in order to access the Notes app.

The flaw allows an attacker to bypass the passcode on the lock screen through a carefully performed time-based attack. An attacker must have access to the device to exploit the flaw.

Apple fixed a recently unearthed lock screen bypass with the release of iOS 15.0.1, but failed to publicly recognize the weakness or the person who discovered it.

Since iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, parents who want to limit their children's app usage with the operating system function "Screen Time" cannot rely on these app limits actually taking effect.

Researchers have uncovered a new Apple zero-day vulnerability that allows an attacker to disable the passcode lock screen on iOS 8 and iOS 9, without authentication. However, as any attacker would ...

Apple this week released iOS 13.3 to the public, which includes a new Communication Limits feature for Screen Time. A new report from CNBC, however, explains that the feature doesn’t exactly ...