iOS 11’s Camera App Has a QR Code Vulnerability
This past weekend, a bug in iOS 11's Camera App was reported by Infosec. The bug in question deals with...
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iOS Trustjacking: How Attackers Can Hijack Your iPhone
Have you ever plugged in your iPhone to a USB port and tapped "Trust" on your screen? You might have unknowingly given an attacker permanent access to your device—even wirelessly, and potentially even remotely. On Wednesday morning at RSA Conference 2018, two security researchers gave a presentation that has massive security and privacy implications for...
How to Install Applications on Your Mac
Installing new apps on your Mac should be straightforward. However, it can sometimes be confusing – installation methods are varied, and you’ll occasionally see scary warnings....
Understanding Compressed Files and Apple’s Archive Utility
Apple's macOS includes an Archive Utility app to create and decompress .zip files. This article explains how to use Archive Utility to make working...
How to Use Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 Public DNS (And Why You Should)
Cloudflare, a company that provides content delivery networks, DNS services, and more, has recently announced a new public DNS service, called 1.1.1.1. This service...
New OSX/Shlayer Malware Variant Found Using a Dirty New Trick
Last February, Intego researchers discovered a new variant of the OSX/Shlayer malware, disguising itself as an Adobe Flash Player update to infect systems with adware. OSX/Shlayer was also found in torrent downloads as part of (or pretending to be) software cracks....
