The Mac Security Blog

Back in the last days of .Mac, before it was rebranded MobileMe, we wrote about phishing attempts to snare...

Apple has, apparently, included a system in the iPhone that allows for applications to be remotely shut down. The...

On August 4, we reported about a security researcher who cancelled a talk at the Black Hat security conference,...

Consumer Reports’ State of the Net survey shows that a large number of Americans get taken in by phishing...

Computerworld today discusses a research note by Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney, who claims that the iPhone is not secure...

We’ve written many times about the recently found DNS vulnerability, but it’s clear that many people don’t understand the...

The Washington Post is reporting that security researcher Charles Edge has cancelled a scheduled talk about Apple’s FileVault, presumably...

Apple had scheduled to have an engineering team talk about security at this week’s Black Hat security conference, but,...

Apple has release Security Update 2008-05, an important update that patches a dozen vulnerabilities, including two very high-profile problems:...

Yet another article (deftly titled “Apple in a bind over its DNS patch?”) points out that Apple still hasn’t...