- Security
- By Catalin Cimpanu
- November 3rd, 2015
XcodeGhost Malware Updated with iOS9 Support, Now Targets US Organizations
XcodeGhost evolves to cover new Xcode 7 and iOS 9 features
- iWorld
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 24th, 2015
Apple Publishes a List of the 25 Most Popular XcodeGhost-Infected iOS Apps
Apple has kept the promise made on September 22 to release a list of some of the XcodeGhost-affected iOS apps
- Apple
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 23rd, 2015
XcodeGhost Described as Harmless Adware, but It Can Still Open Malicious Websites
Even if its functionality reminds more of analytics frameworks, it can still point iOS users to malicious websites
- Apple
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 23rd, 2015
New Apple Download Servers Will Be Available in China
Phill Schiller said in an interview that Chinese users will be able to download Apple software as fast as anyone else
- iWorld
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 22nd, 2015
What to Do If You Installed an XcodeGhost-Infected App
Apple should send alerts to all users who installed such apps on any of their iOS devices using the App Store
- Apple
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 22nd, 2015
Apple Plans to Notify Users Who Downloaded XcodeGhost-Infected iOS Apps
The XcodeGhost malware did not steal personally identifiable data from the iOS devices it was installed on
- Apple
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 22nd, 2015
Xcode Validation Tutorial Published by Apple
In the wake of the XcodeGhost fiasco, Apple wants to make sure that all developers use clean versions of Xcode
- iWorld
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 21st, 2015
The CIA Might Be Behind the XcodeGhost iOS Malware
Researchers working with the CIA supposedly said in the past that they modified Apple's Xcode for similar purposes
- iWorld
- By Sergiu Gatlan
- September 18th, 2015
XcodeGhost iOS Malware Can Phish iCloud Passwords, Open URLs
Infected iOS apps available in Apple's iTunes Store, possibly affecting hundreds of millions of users