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Backdoor.MAC.Eleanor is a new Tor-powered malware
Bitdefender security researchers found a new threat that targets Macs and allows attackers to control the victim's device through the TOR network.
Mac malware is growing, protect your Apple machine
While still one of the safest machines available, Macs aren't really as impenetrable as most people think and security experts have notices a drastic rise in adware infections.
Block websites on your Mac
Can't keep yourself away from distracting websites that keep messing up your productivity? Make your Mac unable to access those sites while you work.
The dark side of AI: malware worm migrating system to system
Worms have been plaguing the internet for almost 40 years now; the latest threat associated with this type of malware comes from their genAI subspieces.
Protect your Mac from malware in program updates
Distribution of viruses as software updates is a rather new trend. Such malware installations can skip under the radar of antivirus software. How can you protect your Mac, then?