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

Alongside a dramatic expansion of end-to-end encryption for iCloud data, Apple has two other major security announcements today. The company says that it will add support for using Security Keys ...

Apple introduced three powerful new data protection tools this week: iMessage Contact Key Verification ... That means more security, enhanced security tools, and the highest possible degree ...

Apple's adoption of the RCS protocol in iOS 18 has improved communications in iMessage between users of iPhones and Android, but some security issues remain. Apple and Google are working together ...

Apple recommends that such high-risk users enable Lockdown Mode, which disables some features to reduce vulnerability to ...

In iOS 17.2 and later, Apple includes a Contact Key Verification feature that aims to enhance your messaging security on an iPhone ... by Apple to ensure that iMessage conversations are more ...

Security Keys allow customers to use third-party hardware security keys to enhance the protection ... 13.2 also support this function. Apple says that iMessage Contact Key Verification, the ...

Apple is introducing PQ3, a new encryption protocol for iMessage, to enhance its security and protect against future quantum attacks. PQ3 surpasses other messaging apps, such as Signal ...

If your texts are falling back to SMS, try these steps to ensure that Apple's Messages app is properly functioning.

If you live in the European Union, iOS 17.4 is a massive upgrade. Apple began beta-testing the update on January 25 and outlined many of the changes that affect the apps and App Store experience ...

“For Apple users, one of the most significant steps you can take to protect your data is enabling Advanced Data Protection for iCloud. This feature significantly enhances the security by using ...