Apple has just pushed an update to Gatekeeper’s security data, bringing it to version 157, macOS Mojave 10.14.2 […]
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Scrub can now clean individual files properly, stripping extended attributes, saved versions, resetting their creation date, and more.
So you’ve just got your new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or Mac mini – or iMac Pro – with its T2 chip. How does that change things? Practical advice and solutions.
Updated late last week, Apple has provided no information about this. What’s more, installing the update may be insufficient to apply it.
What may be a robust strategy for security in macOS 10.15 might leave many users of older versions stranded. This needs discussion.
Although only minor fixes, these are recommended for all users, particularly for those running Mojave.
Changes address issues with Kensington and Blizzard software.
Which of the three vulnerabilities in privacy protection has been fixed in 10.14.1? Is it good protection now?
XProtect hasn’t had any update to its detection signatures for over 7 months, and MRT hasn’t been updated for over 4 months. What is their future? Are they now tools of the past?
Hopefully the last fix to accommodate Macs with T2 chips. Recommended for those with Macs with T2 chips.
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