Jay Vrijenhoek, Author at The Mac Security Blog

I cannot remember a time in which my browsers did not have a few plug-ins installed. My Safari has...

In a recent story, I covered How to Tell if your Office for Mac Update is Valid, which covers the ways you...

Earlier this year in January, security researchers uncovered malware that had likely evaded detection for years. Labeled OSX/FruitFly.A by Intego,...

While BitTorrent itself is not inherently unsafe, the files shared through it (and other peer-to-peer networks) are very often...

Apple today released software updates for all of its operating systems and Safari. As we all know, there is...

The Dark Web… just the mention of it makes people shake their heads and shudder. Best avoid it, a lot of...

It feels like the Internet is becoming a more and more dangerous place to explore. We know to stay...

One of the most commonly found 3rd party applications on a Mac is Microsoft Office. Office for Mac is...

Apple today released software updates for all of its operating systems and Safari. As we all know, there is...

Fox IT discovered a macOS version of “Snake” malware, a nearly decade old Windows malware, also known as Turla, Uroburos...