The Mac Security Blog

Since the Mac’s earliest days, people have manually organized content in folders – typically by drag and drop. Documents...

I cannot remember a time in which my browsers did not have a few plug-ins installed. My Safari has...

In a recent story, I covered How to Tell if your Office for Mac Update is Valid, which covers the ways you...

July 2017 was another gripping month for Apple security, with new Mac malware surfacing yet again, and Black Hat...

Following the discovery of a new version of OSX/Leverage, a backdoor first spotted in 2013, Apple has issued an...

Your email client is smart. It keeps track of everyone you send messages to — whether they’re in your...

Earlier this year in January, security researchers uncovered malware that had likely evaded detection for years. Labeled OSX/FruitFly.A by Intego,...

If you use Twitter, you know that abuse is rampant. Mindless trolls and bots reply to your tweets and...

While BitTorrent itself is not inherently unsafe, the files shared through it (and other peer-to-peer networks) are very often...

Even Macs need antivirus software.