Category: Apple

Nov 06, 2017

Critical Flaw in Tor Browser Reveals Real IP Address

For those of us that visit the Dark Web (most users should stay away from it), a critical flaw has

Nov 01, 2017

Apple FINALLY Fixes KRACK Vulnerability

I previously posted about a vulnerability discovered in WPA2 Wi-Fi encryption called KRACK. Many companies were quick to announce fixes

Oct 25, 2017

Mac Users Should Take These Steps to Secure Your Data

Despite what the Apple Fan Boys believe, Apple is just as vulnerable (if not more so) to security breaches. If

Oct 09, 2017

Shocker – Apple Not as Smart as it Thinks it is

Apple calls employees in the Apple stores geniuses. Sorry, but I don't think they are geniuses at all. When Siri

Oct 04, 2017

Some Mac OS Users Still Vulnerable Because Security Patches Didn’t Happen

Do you use a Mac computer? You may be one of the thousands of people vulnerable to unpatched firmware. Just

Sep 21, 2017

iOS Control Center Doesn’t Really Control

Seriously? Apparently, when you turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in the Control Center of iOS 11 it really doesn't turn

Sep 20, 2017

iOS 11 Will Break Apps and is Pretty Wonky

Apple has released iOS 11. There are a lot of changes with this new version of iOS and some are

Sep 13, 2017

Billions of Devices Susceptible to Bluetooth Attack

According to a report by Threat Post, Security researchers at IoT security firm Armis have discovered several bugs that allow

Aug 24, 2017

New Versions of Mac Virtualization Software Available

If you are a Mac user, chances are there is some Windows application that you have to run. The solution

Aug 21, 2017

Apple Secure Enclave Firmware Hacked

Last week a hacker published the decryption key for the Apple iOS Secure Enclave Processor (SEP) firmware. Apples stated that

Aug 15, 2017

Google Helping Apple Users Fight Phishing Attacks

A very large portion of malware infections start by someone opening a dangerous attachment or clicking on a malicious link.

Aug 09, 2017

Three iOS Settings to Investigate

If you are an iOS user (iPhone, iPod & iPad), there are three settings that you should investigate. The first