The Mac Security Blog

If you have an iPhone, you’re aware that you can set a passcode to prevent thieves (or acquaintances) from...

In a recent article, we discussed that refurbished iPhones may contain personal data, since Apple does not wipe the...

The ZDNet Zero Day security blog published an article about three iCal vulnerabilities, saying that Apple should be patching...

Phishing e-mails have been spotted recently claiming to be from the iTunes Store, asking the recipients to log into...

A report has surfaced about a refurbished iPhone that was found to contain some personal data from the previous...

MacInTouch is reporting a remote denial of service exploit that affects the iPhone. Visiting malicious web pages that exploit...

Apple has just opened a new retail store in Boston, and, in pictures of browsers checking out software, Intego’s...

Apple’s Safari web browser offers a “private browsing” feature, which prevents storage of store browser history, download history, auto-fill...

In a recent article, we reported on Tom Yager, a journalist for InfoWorld, who suspected that his Mac OS...

The latest issue of MacFormat Magazine, the UK’s leading Mac publication, has a no-holds-barred test of six Mac antivirus...