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A security researcher who last year bypassed Apple’s then-newly introduced macOS privacy feature has once again found a new way to bypass security warnings by performing ‘Synthetic Clicks’ on behalf of users without requiring their interaction.
Last J… Continue reading macOS 0-Day Flaw Lets Hackers Bypass Security Features With Synthetic Clicks
Cybersecurity researcher at Google’s Project Zero division has publicly disclosed details and proof-of-concept exploit of a high-severity security vulnerability in macOS operating system after Apple failed to release a patch within 90 days of being not… Continue reading Google Discloses Unpatched ‘High-Severity’ Flaw in Apple macOS Kernel
A new security vulnerability has been discovered in the latest version of Apple’s macOS Mojave that could allow a malicious application to access data stored in restricted folders which are otherwise not accessible to every app.
Discovered by applicat… Continue reading New Unpatched macOS Flaw Lets Apps Spy On Your Safari Browsing History
The same day Apple released its latest macOS Mojave operating system, a security researcher demonstrated a potential way to bypass new privacy implementations in macOS using just a few lines of code and access sensitive user data.
On Monday, Apple sta… Continue reading ex-NSA Hacker Discloses macOS Mojave 10.14 Zero-Day Vulnerability
Apple is making it easier for mobile developers to port their iOS apps to the next-generation macOS Mojave desktop platform—a major step in bringing the two platforms closer together.
However, at the same time, the company straightforward denied the i… Continue reading Apple will let users run iOS apps on macOS
At Worldwide Developer Conference 2018 on Monday, Apple announced the next version of its macOS operating system, and it’s called Mojave.
Besides introducing new features and improvements of macOS 10.14 Mojave—like Dark Mode, Group FaceTime, Dynamic D… Continue reading All New Privacy and Security Features Coming in macOS 10.14 Mojave