New Malware Threats Intel-based Macs
Apple computers running on older hardware have been targeted by a new type of infostealer malware.
Consumer Messaging Apps May Be Placing Your Business at Risk
When it comes to communicating, office workers have more options than ever before. This presents a cascade of risks for businesses.
Ransomware Syndicates May Be Targeting macOS
macOS may be in the crosshairs of ransomware syndicates, but there are still steps you can take to protect your data and your network.
Is the 3-2-1 Rule of Data Backups Outdated?
The 3-2-1 rule of backups has been the gold standard for years, but it’s not the only viable strategy.
Google Rolls Out Passkeys For a Password-less Future
Google’s long history of attempting to do away with password-based authentication may have hit a new milestone.
Google Authenticator Allows Backups to the Cloud
Google has finally given Authenticator users who rely on their service to log into sensitive accounts a safety net.
Google Ads Are Rife with Malware, Scams
Think twice before you click on a sponsored result on a Google search.
That Email Promising You a Yeti Cooler was a Phishing Email.
No one is going to give you a free cooler to take a survey.
Clicked on a Phishing Link? Here's What to Do Next.
When it comes to phishing emails, everybody plays the fool sometimes. Here’s what to do when you after you click the wrong link.
Use MacOS? Update Zoom Immediately.
If you’re looking at this article on a MacOS device and you’re one of the 300 million Zoom users worldwide, kindly stop reading and update your Zoom app. Go ahead, we’ll wait. It’s that important.
LinkedIn Most Impersonated Brand for Phishing Attacks
LinkedIn has the dubious distinction of being this year’s most impersonated brand for phishing attacks.