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Two veteran security experts are launching a startup that aims to help other makers of cybersecurity products to up their game in protecting Apple devices, reports TechCrunch. Their startup is called DoubleYou, the name taken from the initials of its co-founder, Patrick Wardle, who worked at the

Phil Schiller makes a point, but Apple doth protest too much.

Bitdefender discovered RustDoor, a macOS malware with multiple variants, disseminating through malicious Visual Studio updates, potentially linking to the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang.

If you're contemplating saving money by opting for pirated software and downloading cracked versions, be aware that hackers may attempt to infect your Mac with malware.

Avira Prime does a great job of detecting unwanted and potentially risky software on macOS, without impacting performance.

Beware as the notorious Atomic Stealer malware is yet again plaguing the Mac. The Mac is now suffering from a notorious malware that was also considered a dangerous threat before, with the Atomic Stealer (Atomic macOS Stealer or AMOS) resurfacing again this time around.

Trend Micro Antivirus does its job well, but it needs to update some of the features it no longer offers.

The Mac is facing a new problem yet again, and it is with the Atomic macOS Stealer that can access your sensitive information.

Getting a macOS cannot verify that this app is free from malware message? Find out two ways to bypass the Mac warning.