Best Intego Podcasts (2023)

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Episode 319: Epic Shenanigans, Nothingburger, and RCS 29:50

6d ago29:50

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RCS, the messaging protocol used by Android, is coming to the Apple iPhone. How will it affect your messaging habits? The Nothing phone we talked about last week has failed miserably. And alarmingly. And new Apple patents suggest some interesting new iPhone features that can prevent spying. Show Notes: Apple extends Emergency SOS via satellite for …

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Episode 318: An Apple Security Slip-Up, Counterfeit iPhones, and Black Friday Shopping Tips 29:29

14d ago29:29

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Has Apple dropped the ball on providing a security patch for a popular macOS command line too? A user receives a counterfeit phone instead of an iPhone, but in a way that even Houdini might have had trouble making happen. And some tips on shopping for tech devices safely and securely during Black Friday sales. Show Notes: Apple neglects to patch mu…

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Episode 317: Apple, Hackers, Google, and Grok 30:32

21d ago30:32

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Apple has updated many of its operating systems, but there don't seem to be any security fixes. Can we be sure? We also discuss BlueNoroff hackers, Google deleting unused accounts, and new AI tools, including Grok, and how there are already scam apps pretending to offer access to it. Show Notes: Apple releases macOS Sonoma 14.1.1, iOS 17.1.1, and m…

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Episode 316: Apple's New M3 Chips, and iLeakage Attack Steals Passwords and Data from Safari 30:34

28d ago30:34

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Apple has updated all its operating systems again, the company introduced new M3 chips and upgraded MacBook Pros and iMacs, and we discuss how Apple's product line is not to big, not too small, just about right. Show Notes: Apple releases macOS Sonoma 14.1, iOS 17.1, and more, with security updates Apple Introduces M3 Family of Chips, Upgrades MacB…

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Episode 315: The End of iTunes, Amazon and Passkeys, and Chrome Hiding IP Addresses 29:34

1M ago29:34

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Apple is finally planning to kill off iTunes on Windows, Amazon now offers passkeys for logins, and Google Chrome will allow users to hide their IP addresses; just like Apple's iCloud Private Relay. Show Notes: French authority leaks iOS 17.1 launch date: “by October 24 at the latest” “Scary Fast” Apple Event on October 30 (Twitter link to thoughts…

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Episode 314: Why Are the Apple Pencil and iPad Product Lines so Confusing? 27:03

1M ago27:03

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Apple releases a new Apple Pencil, which joins the Apple Pencil and the Apple Pencil in the company's product line. If you think this is confusing, take a look at the current iPad models available. Apple needs to simplify. We also discuss the week's security news. Show Notes: French authority leaks iOS 17.1 launch date Chrome on iOS and Android wil…

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Episode 313: DragonEgg, Watering Holes, Google Passkeys, and curl 29:03

2M ago29:03

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We look at DragonEgg malware for Android, which has a link to some Mac surveillanceware, and is a watering hole. Google is now requiring passkeys for personal accounts. And the curl command line tool has a serious vulnerability that Apple needs to patch. Show Notes: About the security content of iOS 17.0.3 and iPadOS 17.0.3 About the security conte…

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Episode 312: Top 10 Features of macOS Sonoma 29:56

2M ago29:56

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We look at the top 10 new features in macOS Sonoma, then take a closer look at two of the features that we think everyone should check out. Show Notes: Top 10 New Features in macOS Sonoma How to Use Web Apps in macOS Sonoma, and Why You Should How to Use Desktop Widgets on macOS Sonoma Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 is the ultimate protection and uti…

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Episode 311: Getting Ready for macOS Sonoma 27:33

2M ago27:33

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Apple has released macOS Sonoma, and we discuss how to prepare your Mac to upgrade to this new operating system. We also talk about the dozens of security fixes included in macOS Sonoma, and how one file format that has been supported on the Mac for decades is going away. Show Notes: Apple releases macOS Sonoma 14, Safari 17 with 60+ security updat…

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Episode 310: Welcome to iOS 17! 29:32

2M ago29:32

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Apple has released iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, along with new versions of operating systems for the Apple Watch, Apple TV, and HomePod. We discuss some of our favorite new features. We also look at radiation fears in France for the iPhone 12, and we examine why Apple may want to build a stock trading service into its devices. One correction: Standby Mode…

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Episode 309: The “Wonderlust” Apple Event 29:47

3M ago29:47

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This week, Apple introduced new Apple Watch and iPhone models. We look at all the new features, and we discuss recent Apple security updates to older operating systems, new Mac malware, and patches to Chrome and Firefox for serious vulnerabilities. Show Notes: Apple patches 2 actively exploited vulns in macOS Ventura, iOS 16, watchOS 9 A plethora o…

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Episode 308: Why SMS is Insecure, and 6 Hidden macOS Features 29:39

3M ago29:39

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SMS is a popular text messaging system, but it's not secure. We take a deep dive into how SMS works, and how to use it. We also look at six features of macOS that you may never have discovered. Show Notes: 6 Cool macOS Features You Probably Don’t Know About Take a Memo: Ten Tips for Successful Voice Dictation What is SMS? How It works, why it’s ins…

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Episode 307: Fraudulent App Store apps, Spamoflauge, and Will the UK Ban Security Updates? 29:22

3M ago29:22

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Apple is a bit slow in deleting fraudulent apps from its App Store, but they are catching up. Meta says it has disrupted Spamoflauge, a major Chinese disinformation network. And the UK wants to end end-to-end encryption for messaging apps; does this mean the government will have to approve security updates? Show Notes: USB-C and Thunderbolt: Unders…

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Episode 306: Why Do iOS App Update Release Notes Not Mention Security Updates? 28:27

3M ago28:27

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Most iOS apps don't mention security updates in their release notes. We look into this, and suggest that Apple may have some work to do. We also discuss a small macOS update, smart ring technology, and the Batterygate class action lawsuit payouts. Show Notes: Apple released yet another non-security patch: macOS Ventura 13.5.1 No more macOS Big Sur …

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Episode 305: NightOwl, Downfall, and LinkedIn Hacks 29:25

3M ago29:25

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A banal Mac app to granularly adjust Light Mode and Dark Mode was bought out by a shady company, and enlists Macs in a botnet. A new Intel CPU vulnerability may affect older Macs. And a lot of LinkedIn accounts have been hacked; we offer some suggestions on how to protect your account. Show Notes: Apple Security Update info Video of "Join This Appl…

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Episode 304: Chrome Security, 95% Accurate Acoustic Attacks, and QR Code Parking Scams 29:10

4M ago29:10

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There's a lot of news about Google this week. Chrome will move to weekly security patches, because of the many vulnerabilities in the browser. Google is encrypting RCS chats by default. A $5 billion lawsuit against Google highlights misunderstandings about private browsing, or incognito mode. Meanwhile, Amazon sells expired Chromebooks, and a new a…

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Episode 303: Apple Updates, VaporMalware, and the Cyber Trust Mark 28:12

4M ago28:12

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Another round of Apple security updates, another instance of vaporMalware, and the UK's drive to remove end-to-end encryption for messaging apps. We also discuss the coming Cyber Trust Mark, which is a way of labelling IoT devices. Show Notes: Urgent: macOS Ventura 13.5, iOS 16.6, etc. fix major kernel vulnerability ChatGPT uncovers Mac malware on …

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Episode 302: Old Macs, iPhones, and iPads Will Miss Out on These New Features 27:44

4M ago27:44

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Macs, iPhones, and iPads can last along time, but if they're more than a few years old, you won't get all the new features in Apple's latest operating systems. In this year's macOS Sonoma, iOS 17, and iPadOS 17, older devices will miss out on some interesting new features. And running older Macs may even be dangerous. Show Notes: When does an old M…

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Episode 301: ShadowVault, WormGPT, and Apple's Re-released Rapid Security Response 27:58

4M ago27:58

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There's new malware that's supposedly in the wild, but no one has samples. Is it a threat? We also look at WormGPT, the evil twin of ChatGPT, Apple's re-released Rapid Security Response, and Apple's new ad about security and privacy features. Show Notes: Rapid Security Response iOS 16.5.1 (c), iPadOS 16.5.1 (c), or macOS Ventura 13.4.1 (c) WormGPT:…

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Episode 300: Apple's Bungled Rapid Security Response 29:10

5M ago29:10

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Apple issued a rapid security response, to patch a vulnerability that has been exploited in the wild, and had to pull it a few hours later. We also discuss Meta's Threads, more Scamazon issues, and, for our 300th episode, we look at how the security and privacy landscape has changed in the six years of this podcast. Show Notes: If you applied Rapid…

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Episode 299: Threads Launches, Amazon Primes Again, and Carmakers Surveil Drivers 27:53

5M ago27:53

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Meta's Twitter competitor Threads has launched, and with it comes the same privacy risks as with the company's Facebook and Twitter. Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, and we explain why that cheap iPhone might not be a good deal. And US carmakers are snarfing up data from Bluetooth connected phones. Show Notes: Firefox to end macOS Mojave…

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Episode 298: Hallucinating Bots, Unsolicited Smartwatches, and Could this Be the End of End-to-End Encryption? 29:22

5M ago29:22

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AI bots make things up, and the web is at risk of becoming overloaded with low-quality articles. Some US military have been receiving unsolicited smartwatches; they have been warned not to turn them on. And a bill in the UK threatens to end end-to-end encryption. Show Notes: Tour de France Tour de France Unchained Silo on Twitter iOS 17 Expands Com…

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Episode 297: JokerSpy, Passkeys, Apple Security Updates, and New Private Browsing Features 30:36

5M ago30:36

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JokerSpy malware targets Macs, Apple announces passkey support for Apple IDs, new private browsing features in Safari delete tracking information, and Apple releases a slew of security updates for current and older operating systems for all its devices. Show Notes: Apple's Safari Private Browsing Now Automatically Removes Tracking Parameters in URL…

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Episode 296: New Security and Privacy Features in macOS Sonoma, iOS 17, and iPadOS 17 26:27

6M ago26:27

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Apple's forthcoming operating systems have many new features to enhance security and privacy. We look at some of these, and we talk about text scams, Minecraft mods, and how 5G hasn't lived up to the hype. Show Notes: Work has already begun on OpenCore Legacy Patcher for macOS Sonoma Mr. Macintosh Text Scams Cost US Consumers $330 Million In 2022 A…

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Episode 295: WWDC: New Macs, macOS Sonoma, iOS and iPadOS 17, and Vision Pro 29:52

6M ago29:52

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We look at what Apple presented at this year's worldwide developers conference. We discuss the key features in macOS Sonoma, iOS 17, and iPadOS 17, and we talk a bit about Apple's new Vision Pro AR/VR headset. We also discuss some recent Chrome vulnerabilities. Show Notes: There’s another actively exploited vulnerability in Chromium-based browsers …

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Episode 294: WWDC Preview, RomCom, PyPI, Hot Pixels, and More 27:48

6M ago27:48

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Apple's Worldwide Developer Conferences launches on Monday, and we discuss what to expect. We also talk about RomCom malware, PyPI 2FA, Hot Pixels (which may not be so hot) and other malware and vulnerabilities. Show Notes: Apple WWDC macOS Names that Apple has Registered but Not Used Yet US govt banned NSO’s Pegasus, but said to buy rival spyware …

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Episode 293: When Does Your iPhone Become Unsafe to Use? 27:33

6M ago27:33

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A new hacking tool, BrutePrint, can unlock lots of smartphones, including some iPhones with Touch ID. Router infections can be hard to remove, and we discuss why Apple might have gotten out of the Wi-Fi business. And we take a close look at whether it's safe to use an iPhone, if it can no longer run the latest version of iOS. Show Notes: Typing “ra…

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Episode 292: New Top-Level Domains, .Zip and .Mov; Geacon Malware; and Google to Delete Dormant Accounts 29:07

7M ago29:07

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New top-level domains use common file extensions, and this could lead to confusion, and dangerous downloads. Apple announces a new personal voice modeling feature. And Google warns dormant users: log in, or get shut out. Show Notes: New ZIP [and MOV] domains spark debate among cybersecurity experts CVE-2023-26818 - Bypass TCC with Telegram in macOS…

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Episode 291: Snake Malware, Lockdown Mode, and Apple App Subscriptions 27:45

7M ago27:45

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The FBI has shut down servers for Snake malware, which we wrote about back in 2017. Apple's lockdown mode has been found to prevent some serious malware attacks. And Apple is testing the water with app subscriptions for two of its pro apps on the iPad. Show Notes: Snake Malware Ported from Windows to Mac (Intego 2017 article) U.S. and Allies Identi…

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Episode 290: Apple's First Rapid Security Response, New Mac Malware, and Insecure Google Authenticator Sync 30:29

7M ago30:29

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Apple has issued the first of a new type of updates to its operating systems: Rapid Security Response. We discuss several new types of Mac malware, and we look at how Google's cloud sync for its Authenticator app is insecure. Show Notes: RSA Conference Apple issues first Rapid Security Response for macOS, iOS, iPadOS Google adds account sync for Au…

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Episode 289: AI Is Everywhere, and How to Set Up an Old Mac as a Server 29:52

7M ago29:52

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AI is coming to an app near you. We discuss how these features will affect work, and the potential security implications of AI tools snarfing up files in businesses. We also discuss how to set up an old - or new - Mac as a home server. It's a useful tool if you have multiple Macs. Show Notes: The Three Laws of Robotics ChatGPT banned in Italy over …

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Episode 288: Sideloading on iOS, Lockbit Ransomware on Mac, and Zero-Day Chrome Vulnerabilities 30:12

7M ago30:12

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Lockbit ransomware is starting to target Macs, two zero-day Chrome vulnerabilities require urgent updates, and sideloading - installing apps not from Apple's App Store - is coming to iOS soon; at least in the EU. Show Notes: Urgent Update: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi browsers patch zero-day vulnerability Urgent: 2nd Chrome zero-day vulnerability p…

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Episode 287: Juice Jacking, Best Buy Phishing, and Garage Doors Redux 27:56

8M ago27:56

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The FBI warns people not to use public charging stations; we warned about this five years ago. An interesting phishing attack leverages QuickBooks accounting software to send fake invoices to people. And what does a company do if its smart garage doors are hacked? Disable them. Show Notes: Urgent Patches: macOS Ventura 13.3.1, iOS 16.4.1 fix 2 acti…

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Episode 286: Supply Chain Attacks, Garage Doors, and Exploding USB Drives 26:58

8M ago26:58

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We look at new malware that uses a supply chain attack; we explain what this is, and why it is not uncommon. We discuss how hackers can open a certain company's garage doors from anywhere, and how a journalist got injured by a malicious USB drive that exploded. Show Notes: Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference returns June 5, 2023 Gordon E. Moore…

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Episode 285: New Mac Malware, and Stolen Session Cookies 29:24

8M ago29:24

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New Mac malware can exfiltrate various types of data from your Mac, and a Chrome extension can steal Facebook session cookies. We discuss how stolen session cookies can give attackers easy access to your accounts, and potential ways to thwart this. Show Notes: Apple releases macOS Ventura 13.3, iOS 16.4, and more, with security updates Apple Reveal…

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Episode 284: AI Malware, Copilot, & Passkeys 30:19

8M ago30:19

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Can malware use AI to modify itself after it's been installed on a computer? Can AI help you in daily productivity tasks? And will passkeys replace passwords? Show Notes: Microsoft Copilot: A whole new way to work The Age of AI has begun GPT-4 People are Paying $17 for Hundreds of AI-Generated Headshots What Are Passkeys and How Do They Work? Integ…

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Episode 283: Phishing Hackers Defeat 2FA via Man-in-the-Middle Attacks 27:09

9M ago27:09

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Apple has finally stopped selling the Apple Watch Series 3, which can no longer get security updates. The FBI shuts down 11-year old malware. And a $300 hacking tool enables phishers to defeat two-factor authentication using automated man-in-the-middle attacks. Show Notes: Apple stops selling Watch Series 3 — eight months after its last security up…

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Episode 282: ScamBots and ScAmazon 29:38

9M ago29:38

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ChatGPT is helping scammers create phishing emails that don't sound phony, and Amazon sells plenty of items that are scams. Scammers are using AI-generated voices to scam elderly people, and the EU wants messaging apps - including Apple's iMessage - to be interoperable. Show Notes: Apple adds banana-yellow color to iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus line…

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Episode 281: Pirated Mac Apps Contain Malware, and iMessage Support on Windows (Sort of) 31:27

9M ago31:27

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Mac malware is again found in pirated applications, LastPass was hacked via an employee's home computer running Plex, and hackers may be able to get into a bank account with an AI-generated voice. Microsoft makes a step toward supporting iMessage on Windows, and we look at a new Nokia phone that is easily repairable. Show Notes: Evasive cryptojacki…

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Episode 280: Twitter and Two-Factor Authentication 28:50

9M ago28:50

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With SMS-based two-factor authentication no longer free on Twitter, we discuss the more secure and free way of protecting your account using an authenticator app. We also look at new details about Apple's latest security updates, Windows on M-series Macs, and a WhatsApp warning about reused phone numbers. Show Notes: Update Now: Urgent fix for macO…

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Episode 279: Apple Zero-Day Update, the Kia Challenge, and How to Factory Reset Apple Devices 28:50

10M ago28:50

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Apple has issued an update for a zero-day, in the wild, WebKit vulnerability. The Kia Challenge has shown that you can start some cars with a USB cable. And sometimes you need to factory reset Apple devices; we explain how. Show Notes: Apple issues macOS Ventura 13.2.1, iOS 16.3.1 to fix zero-day vulnerability Microsoft will forcibly remove Interne…

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Episode 278: ChatGPT & AI Risks 30:19

10M ago30:19

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AI has reached an inflection point; we discuss ChatGPT and other AI tools and their potential security and privacy risks. We also have an ears-on report about the new HomePod; it sounds better than expected. Show Notes: The New HomePod Brings a New Sound and More Home Smarts The Next Track Until further notice, think twice before using Google to do…

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Episode 277: Credential Stuffing, Pig Butchering, Security Keys for Your Apple Account, and the New Mac mini 30:36

10M ago30:36

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This week's threats involve credential stuffing and pig butchering, and we examine whether you should use security keys to protect your Apple ID account, and why the new Mac mini is a maxi computer. Show Notes: Apple Maps privacy bug may have allowed apps to collect location data without permission PayPal Data Breach in December Affected 35,000 Cus…

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Episode 276: The Year in Mac Malware 2022 26:43

10M ago26:43

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Apple has updated all its operating systems again, and even issued a security update for iOS 12. We discuss new features in the HomePod software, and we look back at the notable Mac malware of 2022. Show Notes: Apple releases Ventura 13.2, iOS 16.3, surprise iOS 12.5.7; neglects still-sold Apple Watch Series 3 How to protect your Apple ID account w…

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Episode 275: M2 Chip Boost, New Macs, and the Return of the HomePod 28:04

11M ago28:04

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Apple has introduced the latest versions of its M2 chips, and updated three Mac models. They also surprised everyone with a new, full-sized HomePod. We also look at brand-based phishing, Google's AirTag clones, and a trifecta of stories about instant messaging apps. Show Notes: FBI: Cyber Criminals Impersonating Brands Using Search Engine Ad Servic…

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Episode 274: Safari at 20, Apple Crash Detection False Positives, and ChatGPT AI for Hackers 28:51

11M ago28:51

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We discuss the 20th anniversary of Apple's Safari web browser, look at more false positives on roller coasters and ski slopes with Apple's crash detection, then finish looking at our Apple security and privacy roundup for 2022. Show Notes: Apple’s Safari browser is 20 years old Camino Canceled: Mac Browser Calls It Quits Dridex banking malware modi…

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Episode 273: LastPass, TikTok, Phishing, and the Year in Apple Security and Privacy 28:29

11M ago28:29

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Password manager LastPass had a data breach, and users' vaults are at risk; TikTok spied on US journalists; and two new phishing attempts showing how complex techniques are used to try to fool people. And we begin our look at the year in Apple security and privacy. Show Notes: LastPass password manager suffers massive data breach TikTok Spied On Fo…

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Episode 272: Top 10 Security and Privacy Tips for Apple Users 28:46

11M ago28:46

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There are some basic tips that can help you enhance the security and privacy of your Apple devices. We go over a list of ten top tips that you might want to look into as a New Year's resolution. Show Notes: 10 Things You Can Do to Improve Your Security and Privacy on Your Mac, iPhone, or iPad Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 is the ultimate protection …

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Episode 271: Stalkerware, Gatekeeper Vulnerabilities, and No Mac Pro for Christmas 27:28

11M ago27:28

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Commercial stalkerware can record everything on a victim's iPhone; yet another Gatekeeper bypass shows that even Lockdown Mode isn't impermeable; and Apple hasn't transitioned all its Macs to its own processors: the Mac Pro still hasn't made the change. Show Notes: Microsoft discovers new Gatekeeper bypass; Apple updates past security advisories Ap…

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