Would you send ransomware to your worst enemies? That is what the authors of this Windows malware invite you to do.
Category Archive: Macs
An essential tool updated and improved. If you don’t have it, download it now; if you already use it, an essential update.
Some brand new MacBook Pros have shipped with SIP disabled. Here’s how to check, including a simple free tool to do so.
What more is needed if Swift is going to realise its promise as a scripting language for macOS?
Further suggestions for setting your router up, to keep your local network safe, secure, and free from trouble.
Thousands of TalkTalk customers, and those of ISPs, have had their routers compromised. How should you protect yourself?
OS X used to provide a keychain first aid feature. Now this has gone, this is the only way that you can try to repair a defective keychain: create a new one.
Apple has today pushed out an update to its Gatekeeper Configuration Data, for Sierra and El Capitan users. […]
Why does writing a simple app in Swift keep turning into an esoteric guessing game? More hurdles for re-scripting in Swift.
Sierra brings undocumented weirdness to the Finder, with a folder that is, but it isn’t, and improved Finder aliases, which don’t work as well. Yet.
The Eclectic Light Company 