Researchers use lasers to hack Siri, Alexa, Google assistants
Researchers have used programmable low-powered lasers to remotely control voice-activated personal assistants like Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, and Google...
Researchers use lasers to hack Siri, Alexa, Google assistants
Researchers have used programmable low-powered lasers to remotely control voice-activated personal assistants like Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, and Google Assistant from up to 360 feet away. These attacks exploit a vulnerability in microphones using micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), which the researchers have discovered will respond to lasers the same way they will respond to sound. The...
Apple issues iOS 13.1.1 and security updates for every OS, even iOS 12
Apple is on a tight release schedule, with iOS 13.1.1 coming days apart from iOS 13.1 and iOS 13. Apple has also updated iPadOS,...
iPad vs. MacBook: is iPadOS a game changer?
It took Apple more than nine years to recognize that the iPhone and iPad were different enough to warrant separate operating systems: iOS 13...
How To + Intego Mac Security Podcast
New Apple gear and bizarre Amazon hardware – Intego Mac Podcast, Episode 102
Josh and Kirk discuss their experiences with the new Apple Watch Series 5 and iPhone 11, as well as Apple security updates and an...
OSX/CrescentCore: Mac malware designed to evade antivirus
Meet OSX/CrescentCore, the next generation of fake Flash Player malware—now redesigned to evade antivirus detection. Hot on the heels of Intego's discovery of OSX/Linker and being the first to detect OSX/NewTab, the Intego team has discovered in the wild...
