Joshua Long, Author at The Mac Security Blog

The end of April is upon us, can you believe it’s almost May already? A lot has happened since this time...

Last week, Microsoft released the final security updates for its Windows Vista operating system (OS) for desktops and laptops....

Last month, February, was a doozy with several reports of Mac malware in the wild. What notable security events have...

RSA Conference (RSAC) is an event focused on information security, comprised of keynotes, panel discussions, speaker sessions, trainings, and...

Another month, another round of Apple security news. Like last month, February has certainly kept the news coming—this time including a...

The year has only just begun, and there’s already plenty to talk about with regard to Apple user security...

Note: Although this article was written for macOS Sierra (10.12), much of it still applies to macOS High Sierra...

Apple has added many security and privacy-enhancing features to iOS since its initial release. This timeline reveals the evolution...

Apple has added many security features to macOS over the years. Here is a timeline of macOS security improvements,...

Close to a year ago, I wrote an article entitled “TrueCrypt is Dead; What Does This Mean for Mac...