The Mac Security Blog

When was the last time you checked the privacy settings on your Facebook account? Your Google Groups? Or just...

Resolving critical vulnerabilities, Adobe released security updates for Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.225 and earlier versions for Mac, as well...

There are lots of useful ways of looking at a file to determine whether it’s malware, and if it...

On Tuesday, Apple released Security Update 2013-003 to address multiple QuickTime vulnerabilities. “Playing a maliciously crafted movie file may...

Remember about a year ago, there was a breach of Blizzard Entertainment, creators of World of Warcraft and Diablo...

Holding its own among the most sought-after handheld devices available is the iPhone. The wide variety of apps enabling...

Whenever a new iOS beta version is introduced, it always comes along with a steady stream of speculation over...

You’re conscientious about security, right? You’ve got anti-virus software and a firewall; you’re using encryption and strong, unique passwords...

The Mozilla Foundation has released Firefox 22 for Mac OS X, which includes fixes for 14 vulnerabilities (4 Critical,...

It’s not really news that the motivation behind most cybercrime is financial, but many people are surprised how exactly...