Another macOS Malware Attack Has Been Discovered
The macOS is virus-proof, right? ...right? Barely a week ago, Patrick Wardle announced the discovery of the first piece of malware capable of slipping past the defenses of Apple's M1, which ...
The macOS is virus-proof, right? ...right? Barely a week ago, Patrick Wardle announced the discovery of the first piece of malware capable of slipping past the defenses of Apple's M1, which ...
Wouldn't you like to have a magic button? Microsoft has been rolling out a number of good, interesting features to a broad spectrum ...
You've heard of Ralphs, right? Kroger, a titan in the US supermarket industry and owner of Ralphs, is the latest company to fall victim to a data breach. In this case, the ...
If you have Android 9+ you can try it out If you're a Google Chrome user, then you've probably already used or at least seen the Password Checkup feature in action. It's ...
A new way to get your personal data Hackers have found a new tool in their never-ending quest to cause trouble. They've begun abusing the Apps Script business application developed by Google ...
Do you have younger children? If you have children, you probably know all about setting up parental controls. It's annoying. It can be time consuming, and not to mention more than a ...
Do you use the desktop-version of Office? Microsoft recently announced a significant addition to their ubiquitous office suite. Two new versions are on deck for 2021: A consumer and small business Office 2021 version ...
Do you use the app "ShareIt?" It's one of the most popular apps in the ecosystem, boasting more than a billion downloads from Google's Play Store and nearly 2 billion downloads overall ...
Have you seen the praises for the Apple M1 Macs? Patrick Wardle is a legend in the Apple ecosystem, and one of the best independent security researchers out there. Not long ago, he ...
Remember the Blue Screen of Death? Back in the early days of Windows, the OS didn't have a very good reputation. The dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) was an all-too-common occurrence ...