It contains EFI firmware updates for other models, some already out of date, and a complete set of kernel extensions, again. Why?
security
Recommended for Sierra, High Sierra, and particularly Mojave users, this adds a new feature to check whether log privacy is enabled, and gives Mojave version numbers.
Over the last year, I have come across many Macs which have been left with serious vulnerabilities. Here are four common ones, and how to put them right.
Apple has just released a Supplemental Update for the latest (2018) MacBook Pro model with Touch Bar. It’s […]
Most Macs have suffered from a serious security vulnerability in Bluetooth which could allow a third party to […]
XProtect’s data files haven’t been updated since 13 March 2018 – a period of 120 days. Is it being replaced in Mojave? What happens to those still using High Sierra and earlier?
Apple has just pushed an update to the data used by Gatekeeper, bringing its version number to 148, […]
How much more is a Mac with a T2 chip? What does it actually do? Who might need its features? What are its problems?
New MacBook Pro models (2018) with a Touch Bar incorporate the same T2 chip which is built into […]
Second of 3 articles explains how macOS puts documents through its security checks before opening them.
The Eclectic Light Company 