
Fake Symantec blog spreads macOS malware
Attackers use fake security news to lure macOS users to a page hosting a fake Symantec product that installs password-stealing malware.
Attackers use fake security news to lure macOS users to a page hosting a fake Symantec product that installs password-stealing malware.
Hackers once again use legit Apple Developer ID to sign malware for Mac computers.
The government's long-awaited cybersecurity policy finally dropped along with a $230m funding commitment and a determination to draw more heavily on academic and private-sector resources.
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A newly launched vendor that buys and sells exploits is making a play to corner the world’s most dangerous attacks.
Apple has released new versions of Safari for its three latest versions of OS X, addressing flaws that could allow a remote attacker to take control of a hacked system via malicious websites.
A few weeks back, after the Working Mac column about scanning your Mac for viruses I received an email message from Yolanda:
Jeffery Battersby | 26 Jun | Read more
Given the countless reports of our data being exploited, many of us are increasingly concerned about protecting that data. In this movie I'm going to show you how to protect a collection of data on your Mac.
Christopher Breen | 27 Nov | Read more
When it comes to your security, the latest versions of Windows and OS X are comparable, but you still have a few key differences and settings to become familiar with.
Rich Mogull | 05 Jul | Read more
Reader Jack Burns is a bit disconcerted by some recent news. He writes:
Christopher Breen | 10 Jun | Read more