Your behaviour is more important a protection against threats than simply installing protective software.
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Twenty years ago, law enforcement agencies wanted backdoor access to encrypted communications. Look what happened.
Apple’s explanation to developers of the recent App Store certificate fiasco raises more issues than it answers.
Rather than blathering on about surveillance, our politicians had better start preparing their excuses.
The lights on my cable modem flash even when the network is shut down. How should I protect myself?
Could your HTTPS and VPN be so easy to crack that a well-prepared hacker could open your secure connections?
Strange reports of apps being damaged and needing to be replaced, and others just crashing: Apple is to blame, and is not giving us clear information.
When an app ran fine, but crashes in El Capitan, it may be SIP’s fault. Here is how to check, and more about SIP.
Adobe Flash Player has been updated to version 19.0.0.245, which is now available from here. Assuming that anyone […]
How to build commands to robustly encrypt and decrypt files on your Mac.
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