Peter James, Author at The Mac Security Blog

Last week, we reported on two zero-day flaws in the latest version of the Firefox web browser. The Mozilla...

A number of Mac OS X kernel vulnerabilities have been publicized, according to Information Week. These five vulnerabilities are...

Code to attack the Firefox browser was published on several web sites yesterday, prompting the Mozilla Foundation to announce...

We have reported here about two scareware programs that target the Mac, Macsweepr and iMunizator, both of which are “rogue”...

Charlie Miller, the security researcher who recently hacked a Mac in ten seconds (using an exploit he had developed...

Once again, security researcher Charlie Miller has won a hacker contest, the ConSecWest PWN2OWN Contest, by hacking a Mac...

It seems like it was just yesterday that we wrote about a new variant of the RSPlug Trojan horse....

“Writing exploits for Vista is hard work. Writing exploits for Mac is a lot of fun,” said Dino Dai...

Last December, we reported on a variant of the RSPlug Trojan horse that was taunting Intego through certain bits...

Apple has just released iTunes 8.1, the latest version of its music management and player software. This version includes...