Upgraded version of O.MG hacking cable packs nefarious new capabilities
A new version of the O.MG hacking tool, which looks like an unassuming Lightning cable, can compromise a range of devices and inject commands, log keystrokes, and more.
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Zoom installer flaw can give attackers root access to your Mac
A security researcher has discovered a flaw in Zoom on macOS that could allow attackers to gain root access and control the entire operating system — and the issue has yet to be fully fixed.
New 'CloudMensis' malware uses cloud storage to spy on Mac users
Researchers at cybersecurity firm ESET have discovered a previously unknown macOS malware that leverages cloud storage to spy on compromised devices.
iPhone belonging to Spanish prime minister was hit with Pegasus spyware
Spanish authorities say that the iPhones of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Defense Minister Margarita Robles were compromised by NSO Group's Pegasus spyware.
Windows, Android malware still greatly outnumber those on Apple's platforms
More than 34 million new malware samples have been discovered to date in 2022, with both Windows and Android remaining the most at-risk platforms compared to Apple systems like the Mac.
Apple thinks macOS security is unacceptable - here's how to keep your Mac safe
Apple has said that Mac is intrinsically less secure than the iPhone and iPad, but there's quite a bit you can do to shore up your digital defenses on macOS. Here are some good places to start.
Hackers using cop emails to steal user data from Apple, Google & others
Criminal hackers are reportedly using an effective and sneaky technique with purloined law enforcement emails to steal user data from big tech, ISPs, carriers, and social media companies.
Sophisticated Gimmick malware found, custom-made for macOS
Security researchers have discovered a new custom macOS malware dubbed Gimmick, which they believe was created by a Chinese espionage group to carry out attacks in Asia.
Malware being installed by fraudsters using Apple's TestFlight
CryptoRom scammers are now using Apple's TestFlight software pre-release testing system to distribute malicious apps to vulnerable iPhone users.
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