Just in time for the Holidays, Staples has flipped the ON switch with Apple Pay at over 1,200 of its stores. Â The feature will work as advertised and will allow even faster check out for its customers during the Holiday season.
It’s not very often you hear about malware targeting iOS, but security researchers in Silicon Valley said on Wednesday they’ve spotted new malicious software doing just that.
Although it appears to be spreading through a third-party OS X app store in China and consequently largely confined to that country, the development could be a taste of things to come for iDevice owners in other parts of the world if similarly designed malware is launched by other cybercriminals, or even the same group.
Palo Alto Networks said the one it’s uncovered, called ‘WireLurker’, loads onto iPhones and iPads when the device is connected via USB to a Mac computer onto which an infected OS X app has already been downloaded.
Read more:Â http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/wirelurker-malware-targets-ios-users/#ixzz3IImCRCxd
When Apple first announced Apple Pay last month, they announced that more banks and services would come online in the coming months.
It seems that some of the below banks and services have now flipped the switch and can now offer the service to their customers.
Companies such as:
-Â Barclaycard
- M&T Bank
- USAA
- And others....
Editor's Note:
Even though we may have listed some available services, the services did work at the time of this writing and may be pulled at any time for one reason or another. Â Stay tuned for further updates.
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