What to Do if You Think You Have Malware on Your Mac
9 things you can do if you think your Mac has malware.
iOS, iPadOS 18.3.1 patch 2nd Apple zero-day of 2025, used to hack into locked iPhones
Apple has patched its second zero-day security vulnerability of 2025 for iOS and iPadOS. Update now to protect your iPhone or iPad from a flaw that could allow a local attacker with physical access to break into your device.
Apple launches Apple TV app for Android phones and tablets
Apple has added Android smartphone and tablet compatibility to its Apple TV app in the Google Play Store. Now Apple TV+ subscribers can stream on...
Apple’s New iPhone 16e – Is this the iPhone for Almost Everyone?
The new iPhone 16e is more expensive than the iPhone SE it replaces, but its rich feature set could make it the iPhone for...
How to Manage and Use Your Apple Account – The Complete Guide
Learn everything there is to know about how to manage your Apple Account (formerly known as Apple ID). You can adjust every setting via...
Intego discovers undetected OSX/Adload decompiled Python adware
Intego’s malware research team has taken a closer look at OSX/Adload adware samples, and found that decompiled Python scripts seem to be undetected by most antivirus vendors.
