You know how people sometimes go to outlandish (and destructive) lengths to steal things from Apple Store locations? This, combined with the new 12-inch MacBook’s light weight, may be why they’re literally chaining the new notebook to the display tables. Apparently the new MacBook, which weighs all of 2.0 pounds, is essentially chained/cabled to the […]
Category: security
1Password’s proven fairly infallible so far and its updates have been useful. On that note, AgileBits announced the release of 1Password 5.4.3 for iOS. The new version offers the following fixes and changes:
As useful as it may be, Adobe is still putting out fires with Flash Player. The company issued a security update for its Flash Player on OS X, Windows, and Linux. In the bulletin, it cited that this update addresses a critical security vulnerability that could allow an attacker to gain control and take over […]
Well, this is a bit awkward. A group of researchers from Indiana University and the Georgia Institute of Technology have stated that security holes in both iOS and OS X allow a malicious app to steal passwords from Apple’s Keychain, as well as both Apple and third-party apps. The claims appear to have been confirmed […]
Sometimes you’ve got no choice but to upgrade… Yahoo announced that it will be ending support for Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Contacts will be discontinued for some older Apple devices as of June 15th. In the case of Yahoo Mail, users with devices running iOS 4 or earlier will no longer be able to use […]