Adobe Updates Shockwave Player
Does anyone still use Shockwave? It seems that Flash has taken over from this component, but, nevertheless, like other...

Apple has just released critically urgent security updates—including macOS Sequoia 15.4.1 and iOS 18.4.1—to address two zero-day vulnerabilities that have been actively exploited in the wild. Researchers have exposed details to the public.

It’s an age-old question: Should you shut down and restart your computer daily, or leave it running 24/7? Let’s explore the considerations for users...

Before you get rid of your old Mac, follow these crucial steps to ensure that it’s fully ready to be traded in, sold, or...

For years, Mac users believed they were immune to viruses and other malicious software. Apple’s built-in defenses like Gatekeeper and XProtect reinforced that perception,...
Does anyone still use Shockwave? It seems that Flash has taken over from this component, but, nevertheless, like other...
Read Intego’s latest articles about ransomware on Apple devices. A Dutch hacker has come up with a novel way...
We found an interesting phishing e-mail in our Spam mailbox this morning. (It got spam-filtered thanks to Intego Personal...
Intego’s Virus Monitoring Center has come across an odd new program. Called lose/lose, this is a kind of alien-killer...
The Mozilla foundation has released the latest update to its Firefox web browser, version 3.5.4. This update contains eleven...
We discussed a new Adobe Reader and Acrobat vulnerability here a few days ago, one that Adobe promised would...
As some Apple discussion board threads have revealed, a number of Snow Leopard users have had serious data loss...
In the minds of most computer users, the term “computer virus” includes many types of “malware”, not all of...
Security & Privacy + Software & Apps
Yet another Adobe Reader vulnerability has been found, which could allow hackers to take control of compromised computers. According...
In the Windows world, one major annoyance is rogue antivirus programs, that pretend to scan PCs, then tell users...