Joshua Long, Author at The Mac Security Blog

Two malware threats that began on Windows—GravityRAT and IPStorm—are now available for Mac, Android, and Linux, too.

Intego exclusive: For the second time in six weeks, Apple has been caught notarizing Mac malware. This OSX/MacOffers (MaxOfferDeal)...

Apple's T2 chip is supposed to make Macs more secure, but it may do more harm than good. Here's...

From mid-to-late August, Apple has inadvertently enabled dozens of malware samples to run more easily on Macs. The malware...

Intego has been deeply investigating XCSSET, an intriguing new Mac malware specimen that exploits zero-days, hijacks browsers, steals passwords,...

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