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Here comes iOS 10, MacOS, and more. The post WWDC 2016: What to Expect, From the Certain to Certainly Not appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading WWDC 2016: What to Expect, From the Certain to Certainly Not
Businesses interested in field testing a preview version of Skype for Business for Mac can now do so: Microsoft announced today that the Public Preview is now starting and will expand over the coming weeks.
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A critical zero-day vulnerability has been discovered in all versions of Apple’s OS X operating system that allows hackers to exploit the company’s newest protection feature and steal sensitive data from affected devices.
With the release of OS X El Capitan, Apple introduced a security protection feature to the OS X kernel called System Integrity Protection (SIP). The feature is designed
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So there’s been a fair bit of noise this past week about the Mac OS X Ransomware, the first of its’ kind called KeRanger. It also happens to be the first popular Mac malware of any form for some time. It’s also a lesson to all the Apple fanbois that their OS is not impervious […]
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Compromised BitTorrent installer used to spread ransomware that encrypts files on Mac OS X computers.Read More Continue reading KeRanger: First Mac OS X ransomware emerges
A new round of advertisements show Windows doing more
Microsoft’s newest ad campaign makes the PC personal again, showing off the work of two “nanobusiness” entrepreneurs working hard to spread the word about how cool bugs are — with the help of Windows features like Cortana and touch screen support.
Kristie Reddick and Jessica Honaker, two Portland entomologists, keep the focus heavily on what they’re getting done, and the features are shown off in a very natural context (no pun intended).
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In October 2013 we announced that Windows Sysinternals Sigcheck was adding integration with VirusTotal in order to help its users with malware triage. Thereafter, Mark Russinovich has continued to plug VirusTotal into other tools commonly use… Continue reading KnockKnock += VirusTotal
In October 2013 we announced that Windows Sysinternals Sigcheck was adding integration with VirusTotal in order to help its users with malware triage. Thereafter, Mark Russinovich has continued to plug VirusTotal into other tools commonly use… Continue reading KnockKnock += VirusTotal
Virustotal has always been able to scan and provide verdicts for Mac OS X executables and iOS apps, these are just some examples:https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/b9fb26c553e793ac4c598a67447f67c85eb9e561a9b7722667f7f45e34e2f71c/analysis/https://www.vi… Continue reading A closer look at Mac OS X executables and iOS apps
Virustotal has always been able to scan and provide verdicts for Mac OS X executables and iOS apps, these are just some examples:https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/b9fb26c553e793ac4c598a67447f67c85eb9e561a9b7722667f7f45e34e2f71c/analysis/https://www.vi… Continue reading A closer look at Mac OS X executables and iOS apps