Latest about OS X Security
Third-party update service Sparkle, combined with insecure network protocols and parsing, leaves some OS X apps open to person-in-the-middle exploits.
Ever since the iPhone X's launch, the race to fool Face ID has been on. Now, a Vietnamese security company claims to have succeeded.
Simple passcodes are more convenient than they are secure. If you really want to be safe, go with a strong password.
When Jonathan Zdziarski announce he was joining Apple, Little Flocker fans wondered what would come of the Mac security tool. Turns out it's going to be easier to use.
Computers are like trucks: They're more powerful, but with that power comes the potential for exploits. As such, iOS may be the safer future route for most users.
Many know to use Apple's Find My iPhone service to track down their lost device, but there's more to securing and (hopefully) finding your device than you might think.
It looks like scammers are hitting Apple again. This time it's through the Messages app.
