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Apple has chosen to leave Big Sur and Catalina (around 35 to 40 percent of all Macs) in danger of actively exploited vulnerabilities that have only been patched for macOS Monterey.

CyberGhost offers the largest VPN server network we've seen, accessed by a snazzy client, and powered by the latest VPN technology. All that helps offset the service's hefty price tag, but it doesn't include all the privacy features found among competitors.

IPhones and iPads don't have user accounts, so if you lend a child your device, they could make purchases, even accidentally, as well as access a lot of your personal data.

Apple's new features are designed to detect images and protect children, but there are valid concerns about the privacy implications of these systems.

The Mac Security Blog Posted on May 11th, 2021 by Kirk McElhearn Apple’s AirTags are designed to help you keep track of things. There are many things you can use AirTags to track, beyond the most obvious ideas such as your keys or bag. But you may also be able to use an AirTag to track a package. I sent one in the mail to a friend, and followed it across the country. Here’s what happened. Mailing an AirTag I live near Stratford-upon-Avon, in the United Kingdom, and I sent the AirTag to a ...

The Mac Security Blog Posted on April 29th, 2021 by Jay Vrijenhoek Apple this week released updates to all of their operating systems and to the Safari web browser. These updates do contain not only bug fixes and security patches but also a number of new features and functionality, such as [the new feature that tells apps not to track you on iOS](https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/how-to-tell-apps-not-to-track-you-in-ios-14-5/). Here is a rundown of some of the more notable features and s...