The iOS 18.6, iPadOS 18.6, and macOS Sequoia 15.6 updates that Apple released yesterday address a major zero-day attack that ...

A zero-day exploit targeted Google Chrome users has been patched by Apple. Their latest updates target a variety of devices and operating systems.

Apple has released security updates to address a high-severity vulnerability that has been exploited in zero-day attacks ...

Apple's iOS 18.6 update fixes a zero-day vulnerability affecting Chrome users. It doesn't appear the flaw has targeted Apple ...

OS updates are done through the Settings (iOS/iPadOS) or System Settings (macOS) app, and going to the Software Update tab.

The latest iOS, macOS and other updates from Apple include a security patch which fixes a zero-day flaw in Google Chrome.

The Mac version of Chrome offers block tracking if you invoke it. But, as with its infamously deceptive "Incognito Mode," Google exempts itself and its advertising partners from this, making it ...

Although he sees Chrome OS as a potential threat to Apple, Gottheil also said Apple has plenty of time to make adjustments, since Google won’t launch its operating system until the second half ...

At least then you're using iCloud. But if you own a Mac, you are using iCloud anyway. If Apple ever develops Safari for Windows again, you can bet that Chrome support will be dropped.