Tag: #security

We’re excited to launch this year’s first major iMazing release, including powerful new features for iMazing Business customers along with enhancements across the board. With an ambitious roadmap ahead, we’re set to deliver even more value and...

In July 2021, we integrated Amnesty International's MVT open-source command line tool for detecting NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware on iOS devices into iMazing, providing users with a simple front-end to detect if their device might have been compromised....

If you’ve followed DigiDNA, you may have noticed we’re not overly communicative. Our last email was the single one we sent for Black Friday last year, and our previous blog post pre-dates that. While the trend with corporate communications and...

Briefly Security researcher Csaba Fitzl reported a security issue to Apple with iOS/iPadOS backups where an attacker could trigger a backup without a user’s consent to steal their data (CVE-2022-32929 - Bypass iOS backup's TCC protection). Since...

At a glance Revelations of widespread use of the Pegasus spyware by authoritarian governments have recently shocked the world. In this context, Amnesty International published MVT, an open-source command-line tool designed to help investigators and...

According to our estimates, every year sees more than 10 million new iPhone or iPad users turning to third party software to help them manage their iOS data from their Mac or PC. The software solutions they end up using are often labelled, somewhat...

macOS 10.15 Catalina just got released, and iMazing has been fully compatible since version 2.10. Catalina is a particularly meaningful update for our community of users: iTunes gets broken up in 3 separate apps. macOS prompts you to authorize 3rd party...

At a glance During his Congressional hearing, Mark Zuckerberg reiterated that Facebook doesn’t have access to WhatsApp chats thanks to end-to-end encryption. In fact, communication channels between the WhatsApp and Facebook iOS apps could be abused to...

We carry much of our data with us, in our bags or pockets, stored in tiny devices which often continuously sync with ‘the cloud’. This abstraction of our data’s real storage location and status may be partly responsible for the fact that at least...

At a glance Pairing between an iOS device and a computer is a security feature which guarantees that only trusted computers can access data from a particular device. Pairing can be misused to facilitate data theft, surveillance, investigative overreach...