If you haven't updated your iPhone to the latest iOS software, you could be one of billions of users at risk of hacking ...

Your iPhone may be hacked if the battery drains too fast, the device heats up when idle, data usage spikes, weird coded messages appear, or apps behave automatically without your action.

Hacking the iPhone has long been considered a rarified endeavor, undertaken by sophisticated nation-states against only their most high-value targets. But a discovery by a group of Google researchers ...

Apple is telling its global customer base that a new class of hacking tools is no longer a niche problem for dissidents and diplomats, but a risk that every iPhone owner needs to understand. Behind ...