Are Your Apple Devices Connecting To Unknown Wi-Fi Networks?
We talk a lot about the dangers of using public Wi-Fi. But not everyone sees the potential for danger...
Security & Privacy
Why “Anti-Virus” is a Terribly Outdated Idea
Alright kids, it’s time for Auntie Lysa to go on a rant about Ye Olden Days. Are you ready?...
Don’t Be Afraid of Spring: Security Concerns Aren’t Seasonal
Spring is an exciting time full of celebration and excitement. Some of you may be excited about the NCAA...
Don’t Believe in Antivirus? Malware is Only One Tool in a Cybercriminal’s Arsenal
Even though the number and severity of Mac malware has been growing steadily, and despite Flashback infecting a significant...
More Details Surface About Recent Apple “Hack”
Remember a few weeks ago there was a big stink about Twitter, Facebook, Apple, and then Microsoft being “hacked,”...
Unfixed Sudo Vulnerability Restates the Obvious: Owned Boxes are Owned
There’s a universal truism in computer security that we’re periodically reminded of by news of breaches or new vulnerabilities:...
RSA 2013 Recap: Cyber Kill Chains Aren’t Just Useful for Businesses
This week marked the 22nd annual RSA conference, which is one of the biggest security conferences of the year....
Security & Privacy + Security News
Mozilla’s Firefox 19 Patches Critical Flaws
The Mozilla Foundation has released Firefox 19 for Mac OS X, fixing 8 vulnerabilities (4 critical, 2 high, 2...
Why Your Computer is a Target for Identity Theft
Your computer is the keeper of your digital life, relied upon for storing a wide variety of personally identifiable...
Cyberwarfare is Putting Ordinary Citizens at Risk
There was a recent article on NPR about the vulnerability market that has cropped up in the last several...