macOS stories

Apple’s New Zealand sales arm has reported a $28.8 million profit for the last financial year, up from $23.4 m in 2020.>>

CrowdStrike has expanded its Zero Trust support to macOS and Linux to further help with cross-platform protection and expansion of partnerships.>>

Apple has updated its iWork suite of productivity apps with new features, enabling users to present in new ways and work with documents on the go.  >>

A new malware strain has evolved to steal the information of MacOS users.>>

cmdReporter co-founders Daniel Griggs and Metzger have now joined the Jamf team.>>

Desktop 16 for Mac is designed to integrate and blend with the latest MacOS and comes in standard, pro and business editions.>>

With the addition of Mac to the SoC ecosystem, the Mac will benefit from higher performance and more capabilities in areas such as app development and machine learning.>>

IT and Apple specialist firm Jamf has acquired Mac-focused endpoint security provider Digita Security.>>

Mac users need to come to terms with the fact that their devices are not immune from attack.>>

Features include new BYOD policies, managed Apple IDs, security enhancements, and even an app that allows users to find their phone or their friends.>>

New security features keep users better protected and voice control lets users control their Mac entirely with their voice.>>

Updates in version 19.1 include AWS availability, UI improvements, Mojave support, and more.>>

Apple’s MacBook Pro is getting a spruce up with new 8th-generation Intel Core processors, a quieter keyboard, and much more.>>

Ziften is now contributing macOS, Linux, and Windows support to the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) advanced hunting project.>>

Ziften's partnership with Microsoft is making serious headway into bringing microsoft security technology into the heart of all operating systems.>>

The status quo has shifted as increasing amounts of malware are written to specifically target Macs.>>

These bugs apply to all modern processors and affect nearly all computing devices and operating systems...>>

MacOS users who are starting the upgrade to High Sierra are vulnerable to a proof-of-concept attack that shows their online passwords in plain text.>>

Despite its low profile, the OceanLotus backdoor for MacOS has become more advanced and more targeted than ever before.>>

Fortinet has warned of a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) that is making its home on a webportal hosted on the TOR network.>>

We have seen a new ransomware campaign for Mac. This new ransomware, written in Swift, is distributed via BitTorrent and calls itself "Patcher".>>

Another notorious Mac malware has popped up on the scene. Xagent can rob users of passwords, iPhone backup data and take screenshots.>>

If you miss the utilities that your Windows colleagues use to maintain their PC, here's your app.>>

Today macOS Sierra is finally available as a free download for Mac users. It is still only early days, but here are my first impressions.>>