The Mac Security Blog

Once again, fraudulent developers are attempting to fool people into installing their adware by signing their file—which pretends to...

When we last heard from the researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology, they were demonstrating a proof of concept...

This has been an interesting month, with news about hacking a variety of unusual things. People have hacked cars,...

It’s that time of year again – time for a significant portion of the population to get ready to...

Last week, Mozilla released Firefox 23 for Mac OS X, which included 13 fixes for known vulnerabilities (4 Critical,...

As of yesterday, it got a little less convenient to encrypt email end-to-end, as both Lavabit and Silent Circle...

Spammers have a tendency to attempt to exploit any medium in order to drive traffic to their sites. Everyone...

So apparently this is the week I get to harp on the necessity of reading news with a soupçon...

Some of the most noteworthy malware were likely considered a failure by their authors. Flashback, for instance, turned out...

In one of my previous incarnations within the security industry, I was on the receiving end of a lot...