Checklist 134: Many Things, Revisited!
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac: Worried about your internet of things things? Princeton has a tool for that!, Worried about hotels and data security? You should be!, Apple’s new steps against scammy subscriptions,and Facebook: amiright...?
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Checklist 133: Hello, Turkmenistan!
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac: More enterprise certificate abuse, Threats to put CEOs in the poker and A layer of certification for Mac apps.
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Checklist 132: Soup, Salad, and a Security Breach
Do you eat at restaurants? Do you use a phone? Do you even, dare we ask… go shopping? Then boy, do we have an episode for you this week! These might sound like mundane questions, but with this week’s...
iOS 12.2 Patches Majors Security Flaws; Users Should Update Immediately
It seems like only yesterday when Apple was taking Group FaceTime down to give itself time to fix a severe bug discovered by a teenager. In the latest round of updates, iOS received fixes for several bugs as bad...
Apple Releases Security Updates for macOS
Apple recently released security updates across many of its products.
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Apple Pushes Latest Round of Updates for a Variety of Products
It’s here: the latest round of updates for Apple products has arrived, and it’s a doozy. This series of updates is jam-packed with bug fixes and security updates that iPhone, iPad, and Mac users should all download right away...
Checklist 131 – The Good, the Bad, and the Buggly
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac we'll be discussing: The Good: Senators try to protect children’s data, The Bad: FEMA exposes the data of over 2-million disaster victims, and The Buggly: Apple fixes a boatload of security issues.
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Checklist 130: A Sick Phone, Your Face, and MySpace
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac we talk about: Viruses or Malware, Can iPhone get either?, Congress considers facial recognition legislation and MySpace teaches us all about backups.
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Checklist 129: The Internet of Things and Other Things
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac: Congress nibbles at the Internet of Things, Out of sight is not off the grid and A show worthy of a security conference.
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iPhone Prototypes Find Their Way to Hackers and Researchers Alike
Have you ever wondered about how hackers or security researchers can figure out where the hidden flaws in iOS lay? For years, that’s been a big question, from concerns about how companies such as Cellebrite and GrayKey found their...
Google Shares Details about a New macOS Vulnerability
On Friday, March 1, 2019, Google’s Project Zero announced that it had discovered a “high severity” vulnerability in Apple’s macOS operating system. The Project Zero team constantly works to find vulnerabilities in software and code from other companies and...
Checklist 128: The Matrix, the Bounty, and the Electronic Frontier
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac: Hear ye, the Thunderclap, Google’s Project Zero hits Apple & The EFF wants encryption in the cloud.
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Checklist 127: Once More, with Facebook!
On this week’s Checklist by SecureMac: Popular Apps Send Your Info to Facebook, The State of Play for Consumer Privacy, Pulling the Plug on Onavo Protect, Which Nests are Miked-Up, The Senate Wants to See Google’s CEO
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Checklist 126: Little Nests Have Big Ears
On this week’s show we talk about: Little Nests have big ears, Google crosses one of its own privacy lines, and when sharing can be a bad thing…
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Apple Releases a Fix for Group FaceTime Bug — Update Now
After a couple of weeks of uncertainty following the announcement of a severe privacy flaw in one of Apple’s flagship features for iOS 12, a patch nearly entirely dedicated to fixing the problem is available for download. Relevant updates...
Stuxnet Family Tree Grows
What a newly discovered missing link to Stuxnet and the now-revived Flame cyber espionage malware add to the narrative of the epic cyber-physical attack.
Another dark web marketplace bites the dust –Wall Street Market
Two major dark web marketplaces for buying illegal products shut down in the span of a month.
Google File Cabinet Plays Host to Malware Payloads
Researchers detect a new drive-by download attack in which Google Sites' file cabinet template is a delivery vehicle for malware.
Demonstration Showcase Brings DevOps to Interop19
Attendees will learn how orchestration and automation can be a part of network operations and security, even at smaller companies.
What Home Buying Can Teach Us About Continuous Monitoring
Companies have been brainwashed to solely rely on hiring major auditing companies to help monitor and audit their vendors’ security. Assessments from these traditional auditors are typically an annual point-in-time affair. With technology advancing much more frequently, this outdated...
