Jay Vrijenhoek, Author at The Mac Security Blog

You know about Google and Bing, and you might know DuckDuckGo. But have you used Startpage? This search engine...

Real-time scanning is one of the most important features in any antivirus product. With manual scanning, files are checked for...

Today Apple has released security updates for macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS and Safari. Also released were previously undisclosed notes...

Last May, a download server of popular video encoding software, called Handbrake, was compromised by malware. Users downloading Handbrake...

This week, security reports emerged detailing multiple vulnerabilities in the WPA2 protocol. WPA2 is used to secure Wi-Fi and is used around the...

Two days after macOS High Sierra was released, a vulnerability was disclosed by Brazilian software developer, Matheus Mariano. The...

Apple’s 13th release of the modern UNIX based operating system, macOS High Sierra, has arrived! macOS High Sierra introduces a slew...

Yesterday Apple released macOS High Sierra, which apart from new security and privacy features also includes several security fixes....

You’re likely aware that Apple released iOS 11 this week — and you know what that means: Time to...

You have a brand new Mac, new used Mac or have reinstalled your current Mac. Either way, you’re about...