First Known OS X Ransomware Found in Transmission BitTorrent Client
Users of BitTorrent client app Transmission became the first reported victims of Mac ransomware.
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US Police Say Criminals Like Apple’s iPhone Because of Strong Encryption
US law enforcement say that criminals have been favouring Apple’s iPhones because of strong encryption.
Meerkat Decides to Move Away From Livestreams in Favour of a Social Network
Meerkat CEO Ben Rubin has decided to transform the Meerkat experience.
OpenMedia Launches Petition to Support Greater Wireless Options in Canada
OpenMedia has launched a petition to provide Canadians with greater wireless options.
Uber Continues to Operate in Sherwood Park Despite Suspension in Edmonton
Uber is still providing service in Edmonton's surrounding municipalities, including Sherwood Park.
San Bernardino DA: Seized iPhone May Contain “Dormant Cyber Pathogen”
San Bernardino DA says seized iPhone 5c may contain "dormant cyber pathogen."
Apple’s General Counsel Profiled by Bloomberg, Runs Army of 500 Lawyers
Apple's SVP and general counsel Bruce Sewell profiled by Bloomberg.
Apple vs. FBI: UN Commissioner Supports Encryption Efforts
The UN commissioner for human rights supports encryption efforts.
Intel Rumoured to Supply 40% of iPhone 7 LTE Modems
Intel rumoured to supply up to 40% of iPhone 7 LTE modems.
First Images of Alleged iPhone 5SE Cases Hit the Web [PICS]
The first images of alleged iPhone 5se hit the web.
Oculus Co-Founder Will Consider Mac Support if Apple ‘Ever Releases a Good Computer’
Oculus Rift’s co-founder Palmer Luckey said that his company has no plans to support the Mac.
Mississauga Council Votes to Halt Uber Operations While City Debates Next Steps
Uber has been asked to halt operations in Mississauga while city council debates the best way forward.