Fake job interviews are increasingly being used to infect Macs, targeting job seekers at their most vulnerable. These scams look legitimate, unfold slowly, and can silently compromise your accounts and personal data without obvious warning.
Cybersecurity shouldn’t be a once-a-year event—it’s a habit worth building into everyday life. With a few simple routines, from staying updated on Apple security patches to following trusted alerts and podcasts, you can keep your digital world secure all year long.
Metadata hidden inside files can quietly expose details like your name, device, or even GPS location when you share them. Knowing how to spot and strip this data helps protect your privacy before sending files online.
Generative AI tools raise serious privacy concerns, but Apple’s new Apple Intelligence promises a safer alternative. By processing tasks locally or through secure Private Cloud Compute, it delivers powerful AI features without exposing your personal data.
On this day of reflection, we’re reminded of the importance of community, awareness, and responsibility. Each of us plays a role in keeping our spaces safe.
Learn to recognize and report phishing scams that try to steal personal information through fraudulent emails or texts. These simple tips could be the difference between getting phished or staying safe.
Regularly updating your software is crucial for protecting your devices from cyber threats. Install the latest updates to benefit from enhanced security features and keep your information safe.
Learn how to protect your online accounts by enabling Two-Factor Authentication. By requiring a password and a unique code, 2FA adds an extra layer of security, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
A simple way to stay safe online is by using strong, unique passwords. Apple’s password app makes it super easy to create and manage them. Are you using it yet?
We’ve all heard the term ‘cookie’ used in the context of web browsers, and while we enjoy the warm, delicious connotation they bring to mind, do we really know what one is? How are cookies used by websites to provide customization and personalization? How are cookies used by third-party advertisers to track you across the internet?
We created an infographic to help show an assortment of statistics highlighting the changes in both mobile OS popularity and the malware that associated with each over the past three years.