Apple enhances iMessage security with "Contact Key Verification," fortifying user privacy and identity verification against evolving threats using cryptographic methods and Key Transparency.

Security Keys for Apple ID will launch globally in early 2023, while iMessage Contact Key Verification will launch sometime in 2023. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income ...

Apple has always been focused on consumer privacy and even when the iMessage was launched in 2011, it was the first widely available messaging app to provide end-to-end encryption by default.

"Our security teams work tirelessly to keep users' data safe, and with iMessage Contact Key Verification, Security Keys, ... iOS 26 enhances Apple Wallet app boarding passes in a few ways.

Apple unveils new iMessage, Apple ID and iCloud security for high-value targets Your email has been sent Tech firm aims to strengthen security for users and meet modern cyber threat challenges ...

In a blog post published Wednesday, Apple announced the arrival of PQ3, a new encryption protocol designed to seriously enhance the app’s security. Since its launch in 2011, iMessage has offered ...

Given Apple’s big moves this week to roll out new data protection tools for iMessage and allow users to encrypt more of their data in iCloud, it seems obvious that security is going to be a ...

Apple has announced a series of three powerful new tools to protect users' most sensitive data, in new iCloud and iMessage features that will be rolling out between now and the end of 2023.

When is iMessage quantum security launching? Apple says support for PQ3 will start to roll out with the public releases of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4, macOS 14.4, and watchOS 10.4.

Apple is unveiling a major security upgrade to iMessage. The company is calling it the biggest security upgrade in iMessage history. Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson provides the details.

Apple Inc. is upgrading the security of its iMessage app, aiming to fend off a looming cybersecurity future threat: the advent of new advanced quantum computing attacks.

Apple notes that Signal was the first large-scale messaging service to use post-quantum cryptography with the recent addition of PQXDH support, which elevated the app’s security from Level 1 to ...