Classic resource forks passed into Mac OS X, but were deprecated by Apple in 10.8. Now in Catalina they can stop working: is this a new security measure?
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Over a period of one minute 1636 of a total of 8638 log entries were censored with the mark ‘private’. Why can’t we disable this censorship?
What if you don’t want whole disk encryption? If your Mac doesn’t have T2, or if you’re using an external drive, encryption is still performed in software. Here’s a good solution.
Apple has just pushed an update to the data files used by XProtect, bringing its version number to […]
A future version of macOS (?10.16) will check code signatures more thoroughly than at present. Here’s what to do to start preparing for that.
Jeff Johnson of @lapcatsoftware has just published an excellent technical article looking at controversial issues over hardening, sandboxing, […]
Some important similarities, such as the entry marking the beginning of startup, but plenty of changes in APFS and security entries.
Updates now distinguish between firmware versions for High Sierra and Mojave, and those for Catalina. Recommended for all users.
A detailed list of those bundled apps like Photos, and system components, which were updated in this Security Update.
Sometimes, Macs just don’t keep up with security updates pushed silently by Apple. Here’s how to avoid suffering that problem.
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