If you have not updated your iPhone or Mac to the latest version, you should do it now, if not so hackers could be mistreated.
Cisco recently discovered that hackers can send files .TIF (.TIF image file types, such as .jpg) to you via iMessage, and when you get a file that can run code that allows hackers to get in storage and can save passwords on your device.
There are a few ways to help avoid this problem is to update your iPhone to iOS 9.3.3 update to Mac El Capitan 10.11.6 or disable iMessage function only once. In relation to the above loopholes they have not seen a response from Apple yet.
Cisco recently discovered that hackers can send files .TIF (.TIF image file types, such as .jpg) to you via iMessage, and when you get a file that can run code that allows hackers to get in storage and can save passwords on your device.
There are a few ways to help avoid this problem is to update your iPhone to iOS 9.3.3 update to Mac El Capitan 10.11.6 or disable iMessage function only once. In relation to the above loopholes they have not seen a response from Apple yet.
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