Frame-14

Privacy Ninja

        • DATA PROTECTION

        • CYBERSECURITY

        • Secure your network against various threat points. VA starts at only S$1,000, while VAPT starts at S$4,000. With Price Beat Guarantee!

        • API Penetration Testing
        • Enhance your digital security posture with our approach that identifies and addresses vulnerabilities within your API framework, ensuring robust protection against cyber threats targeting your digital interfaces.

        • On-Prem & Cloud Network Penetration Testing
        • Boost your network’s resilience with our assessment that uncovers security gaps, so you can strengthen your defences against sophisticated cyber threats targeting your network

        • Web Penetration Testing
        • Fortify your web presence with our specialised web app penetration testing service, designed to uncover and address vulnerabilities, ensuring your website stands resilient against online threats

        • Mobile Penetration Testing
        • Strengthen your mobile ecosystem’s resilience with our in-depth penetration testing service. From applications to underlying systems, we meticulously probe for vulnerabilities

        • Cyber Hygiene Training
        • Empower your team with essential cybersecurity knowledge, covering the latest vulnerabilities, best practices, and proactive defence strategies

        • Thick Client Penetration Testing
        • Elevate your application’s security with our thorough thick client penetration testing service. From standalone desktop applications to complex client-server systems, we meticulously probe for vulnerabilities to fortify your software against potential cyber threats.

        • Source Code Review
        • Ensure the integrity and security of your codebase with our comprehensive service, meticulously analysing code quality, identifying vulnerabilities, and optimising performance for various types of applications, scripts, plugins, and more

        • Email Spoofing Prevention
        • Check if your organisation’s email is vulnerable to hackers and put a stop to it. Receive your free test today!

        • Email Phishing Excercise
        • Strengthen your defense against email threats via simulated attacks that test and educate your team on spotting malicious emails, reducing breach risks and boosting security.

        • Cyber Essentials Bundle
        • Equip your organisation with essential cyber protection through our packages, featuring quarterly breached accounts monitoring, email phishing campaigns, cyber hygiene training, and more. LAUNCHING SOON.

Using Face ID? Get iOS 13.5 now to unlock your iPhone faster while wearing a mask

https://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/tech-news-apple-ios135-face-id-faster-unlock

Apple’s iOS 13.5 is on its way out. The mobile operating system update comes with a host of minor upgrades and two key health-related features to help with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

When wearing a face mask, iPhone and iPad users with Face ID enabled can now immediately enter their password when unlocking their mobile device. Previously, there was a slight delay when the facial recognition software needed to fail at unlocking before offering the passcode alternative to users. What makes this feature handy is that Face ID still works, so there’s no extra settings to go back to using Face ID to unlock your phone. Here is a sample of how the unlocking feature works by an app developer on Twitter.

The contact tracing features in iOS 13.5 are interoperable with Google's contact tracing software efforts as it was created in partnership between both companies. Source: Apple.

The contact tracing features in iOS 13.5 are interoperable with Google’s contact tracing software efforts as it was created in partnership between both companies. Source: Apple.

Additionally, Apple introduces its important Covid-19 contact tracing technology, which was done in partnership with Google. iOS 13.5 comes with an Exposure Notification API for health officials and governments who are developing contact tracing tools to reduce the spread of the coronavirus in their respective domains.

How the contact tracing API envisions to help health officials to track the spread of Covid-19, as told through the story of Alice and Bob (part 1). Source: Apple.

How the contact tracing API envisions to help health officials to track the spread of Covid-19, as told through the story of Alice and Bob (part 1). Source: Apple.

How the contact tracing API envisions to help health officials to track the spread of Covid-19, as told through the story of Alice and Bob (part 2). Source: Apple.

How the contact tracing API envisions to help health officials to track the spread of Covid-19, as told through the story of Alice and Bob (part 2). Source: Apple.

In short, the API allows governments to develop contact-tracing apps that can alert their citizens if they’ve come into contact with a positive Covid-19 patient, all while protecting the user’s privacy. According to the Exposure Notification API FAQ, this feature does not collect location data, and it uses proximity-based Bluetooth detection to trigger the necessary alerts. It is still incumbent on health authorities to build a suitable contact tracing app for their country and to update the database with positive Covid-19 cases for Exposure Notification to be valid.

The sample code can be found here, and the API’s framework and documentation can be accessed here.

Besides the Covid-19-related features, some bug fixes in iOS 13.5 include a fix for black screens when users try to stream videos from certain websites and various security patches.RELATED VIDEOFace ID vs Face Masks: Why the iPhone SE is the phone for the coronavirus era

Update for iOS 13.5. Source: Settings app on iPhone.

Update for iOS 13.5. Source: Settings app on iPhone.

Apple also updated tvOS and HomePod to version 13.4.5, with no new significant features. A small watchOS update was available earlier this week as well (watchOS 6.2.5), which included Pride Day watch faces.

iPhone and iPad users should be receiving iOS 13.5 and iPadOS 13.5 push notifications on their iPhones, iPods, and iPads starting from today (20 May 2020). Alternatively, users can hit the Software Update category in their Settings app to check for updates coming your way.

Source: Ars Technica9to5Mac

0 Comments

KEEP IN TOUCH

Subscribe to our mailing list to get free tips on Data Protection and Data Privacy updates weekly!

Personal Data Protection

REPORTING DATA BREACH TO PDPC?

We have assisted numerous companies to prepare proper and accurate reports to PDPC to minimise financial penalties.
×

Hello!

Click one of our contacts below to chat on WhatsApp

× Chat with us