Gatekeeper is Apple's first line of defense against Mac malware and adware. It forces the operating system to check for the presence of a signed digital certificate proving the app developer's credentials.
06 March 20159By Peter CohenGatekeeper is OS X's security against malware and adware, but it isn't foolproof. A new warning shows how it can be exploited.
Since OS X 10.7.5 Lion Apple has had a security feature called Gatekeeper. Gatekeeper tries to keep the Mac safe from malware and adware. It isn't foolproof, though...
22 February 20154By Peter CohenSluggish page loading, redirected web searches, popups you can't explain? Your Mac may be infected with adware, says a retail Mac expert....
04 August 2014By Jerry HildenbrandOS X's Gatekeeper is a great feature that makes sure the code you're about to run on your Mac is really the code you think you're about to run...
15 August 20122By Allyson KazmuchaIf you're running Mac OS X Mountain Lion you may have come in contact with a new feature called Gatekeeper. The primary function of Gatekeeper is to keep bad apps and malware off your Mac. It does this by only allowing apps that are downloaded from the Mac App Store or from identified and trusted developers be opened. But what if you know the app you're trying to open is safe even though it's not a trusted developer according to Apple?
There are a few ways to bypass Gatekeeper if you run into this issue. Follow along and we'll show you how.
31 May 201269By Rene RitchieWhat will Apple bring to iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad with iOS 6? What will be the "tentpole" features to take Apple's mobile software into 2013? With WWDC 2012 coming in just over a week, and an iOS 6 beta widely expected to come with it, now's the perfect time to take a look and see what makes sense.
We've already seen some of what is likely coming in iOS 6, including a new version of the Maps app that replaces Google data with Apple data. It wouldn't surprise us in the least if it brings turn-by-turn navigation with it either, by way of Siri...
But what else could Apple bring with iOS 6?
23 November 200925By Rene Ritchie
UPDATE: As expected, Rogue Ameoba's Airfoil Touch has been approved, with the original graphics displayed from Mac OS X...
