A 4-digit iPhone passcode is about as insecure as it gets, and this black box can figure yours out in just a few days. So it's time to consider better security.

Once criminals get your passcode, they can change your Apple ID password, disable the "find my iPhone" feature and lock you out, Ghazi said. “They’ll change the face ID to their face.

Misremembering your iPhone passcode is a common problem. If you've been locked out of your device, you don't need to start over with a new one. You can regain access in minutes by logging onto ...

Update, June 24th, 9:30am: Apple pushed back against Hickey’s discovery, claiming that there is no vulnerability. “The recent report about a passcode bypass on iPhone was in error, and a ...

As of the first beta of iOS 17, it is still possible to change an Apple ID account's password with an iPhone's passcode, despite a Wall Street Journal report in February highlighting instances of ...

My bank accounts want to use FaceID or type in their account and password. In theory, the thief might be able to reset the password, but my banks wants my ATM card’s last four digits and my account.

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 ...