Protect Your Tweets with Twitter’s New Privacy and Data Options
In this recent article, we looked at how you can protect your children's social media accounts, making sure that...
How Malicious Plugins Can Compromise Your Mac
I cannot remember a time in which my browsers did not have a few plug-ins installed. My Safari has three and my Firefox has seven; they're the first thing I install on a new system, and I really dislike browsing the Web without them. Plug-ins (also called extensions or add-ons) are not always useful enhancements though, and may...
How to Tell if Software and Updates Are the Real Deal
In a recent story, I covered How to Tell if your Office for Mac Update is Valid, which covers the ways you can safely update your Office...
Manage Your Previous Recipients in Apple’s Mail
Your email client is smart. It keeps track of everyone you send messages to — whether they're in your contacts or not — so...
Unlock the macOS Dock’s Hidden Secrets in Terminal
Elsewhere on this blog, we help you get to know your Mac’s Dock. But it turns out Apple only provides settings for some of...
New FruitFly Malware Variant Dragged from the Shadows
Earlier this year in January, security researchers uncovered malware that had likely evaded detection for years. Labeled OSX/FruitFly.A by Intego, this malware slinked back into the shadows not to be seen again since it was initially discovered; that is, until now. Patrick...
