Someone is trying to undermine this year’s election and someone is trying to steal your money. The good news: There are steps you can take to fight both voter intimidation and election-centered phishing attempts. We’ll tackle those topics on episode…
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Lees meerJosh and Kirk discuss 5G: what it is, how it works, and how fast it is. Is it worth getting a new iPhone 12 for 5G? Also, we look at another case of Apple notarizing malware, and a new RAT that started out on Windows and is now threatening the Mac. …
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Lees meerSecurity researchers have just announced the discovery of Android and macOS variants of GravityRAT, a Windows spyware threat that’s been around since at least 2016. The post GravityRAT Windows malware has new macOS variant appeared first on SecureMa…
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Lees meerOn this edition of The Checklist by SecureMac: The Enterprise likes the safety of the Mac The T2 story evolves A Cybersecurity Awareness Month checklist The post The Checklist 203: T2, Revisited Plus an Actual Checklist appeared first on SecureM…
Lees meerJosh and Kirk talk about Apple's announcement of the iPhone 12, and whether they plan to upgrade. They explain the point of the HomePod mini, and discuss what Siri can do with this new home device from Apple. We also look at the new MagSafe charging…
Lees meerTuesday’s Apple Special Event introduced the iPhone 12 line and some cool new accessories as well. Here’s an overview of the new and upcoming product releases announced at the event: iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini The look of the new iPhone is reminis…
Lees meerNo one has figured out how to run code with this bug yet - but if they do, you can bet that someone will turn it into a computer worm.
Lees meerThis popular smartwatch aimed at kids had a backdoor that received covert encrypted commands via SMS.
Lees meerThe crooks haven't yet been caught and arrested, but their malware distribution network has been hit hard.
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Lees meerThe annual Virus Bulletin security conference was held last week; as has been the case with so many other events this year, the proceedings were fully remote, leading the organizers to call the 2020 instalment of the conference “VB2020 localhost”. T…
Lees meerYou don't have to be an IT guru to beef up your cybersecurity at home. Sometimes it's enough to ask yourself, "Which bits can I turn off?"
Lees meerApple news sites were rife this week with news of an unpatchable vulnerability in the Cupertino-company’s T2 security processor. Not great, but probably not the “sky is falling” moment headlines would have us believe. Security researcher Patrick War…
Lees meerJosh and Kirk celebrate three years of the Intego Mac Podcast, and we discuss what Apple is likely to announce next week. We also look at a useful tip to keep thieves from using a stolen iPhone, a problematic macOS update that Apple had to pull, and…
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