Your passcode is designed to keep your iPhone and its data safe, but it’s far too vulnerable to be considered truly secure. Once a thief identifies those six-digits on your Lock Screen, it’s ...

A convicted thief has revealed how he would trick owners into giving him their iPhone passcode — and then how he could steal their life savings.

A new report highlights that when a thief has both an iPhone and the corresponding passcode, a user's entire digital life is at risk. While this is in no way new, there are some simple steps to ...

As it turns out, you really should use FaceID or TouchID to access your phone because if anyone gets a hold of your passcode, it's really bad.

Your iPhone's passcode is the first line of defense when it comes to protecting your private data. Here's how to set up a stronger one than ...

A follow-up to the Wall Street Journal’s investigation into Apple’s problematic iPhone security design reveals that victims are being locked out of their iCloud accounts.

Criminals are targeting your phone and passcode. Here's how to protect your devices Once a criminal gets your passcode, they can change your Apple ID password, disable "find my iPhone" and lock ...