Atomic Stealer: Thieving Mac malware sold via Telegram
Atomic Stealer, a new “malware as a service” framework, can exfiltrate sensitive data from Macs, including passwords, stay-logged-in session...
Is it time to upgrade your Wi-Fi router? Security—not just speed—should be a top priority
Your Wi-Fi router might be dangerously outdated—or even infected with malware. Here’s how to check for security updates, and what to look for when buying a new router or wireless mesh system.
How to run Windows 11 for FREE on a Mac with an M-Series Chip (M1, M2, M3 or M4)
You can run Windows 11 within macOS for completely free, if your Mac has an M1, M2, M3, or M4 processor. Here is everything you...
Apple M4 iMac: Hands-On Review
Apple has updated the iMac to the latest M4 processors, only a year after the last update. Here's what's new.
Is this link safe? How to check safely—without clicking on it
Dangerous links are among the biggest online safety threats. Malvertising and phishing scams often target people with fake links in ads, e-mails, text messages,...
99 reasons you need Mac antivirus: a plethora of stealer malware
If you think Macs are immune to malware, think again. Intego recently discovered 99 unique samples of stealer malware—meaning threat actors are ramping up attacks against Apple computers.
