Over on Threatpost.com, Dennis Fisher has the skinny on a new iPhone app that is capable of harvesting huge amounts of personal data from stock iPhones, including geolocation data, passwords, address ...

By default, the iPhone will tag any photos taken with the device with the date and location of the pitcure. The user can turn this feature off, but if it’s enabled, SpyPhone can access that data, as ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. This post was originally published on Mashable. All a relatively skilled hacker needs to do to turn an Android smartphone into a ...

The Pentagon wants to upgrade its spy corps. And one of its first jobs will be finding out what's on your iPhone. If the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) gets its way, it'll send an expanded cadre of ...