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I have been receiving emails promoting the Apple Card. This evening I clicked on a link in the email to see more information. This while using my iPad. Safari would not open the page with the address

Randy B. Singer wrote: Randy –

Daniel Settles wrote: “Security through obscurity” was bunk when they started claiming it 15-20 years ago. -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...

EtreCheck Pro, in its brand new release, contains this note: "Probably one of the most widely misunderstood topics is computer security. First of all, remember that Apple provides multiple layers of

On Wed, 19 Feb 2020 at 17:56, Randy B. Singer <randy@...> wrote: > The bad guys who create malware these days aren't hobbyists. They are > organized criminals. The create malware to make

And if you read the article, you will see that while criminals have tried to create ransomware for the Mac, they have either been unsuccessful, or they have been quickly shut down, and no ransomware

The bad guys who create malware these days aren't hobbyists. They are organized criminals. The create malware to make money. Creating malware for the macintosh is very difficult. It takes many months

Plus the fact that Mac users are seen as smug, which surely makes them even more of a target. Otto

Howdy. This is just not the case and has been debunked many times. There are hundreds of millions of Macs and over a billion iOS devices. There are more devices running macOS X and iOS than there are

I quote from the article you cite above. "Unfortunately even Macs have been affected by Ransomware attacks, although these are very rare, as you will see if you read on.” Attacks don’t get named

Tony M wrote: If you do a web search for PPAPI or NPAPI, or just look them up in Wikipedia, you will quickly learn: On 12 August 2009 a page on Google Code introduced a new project called Pepper, with

I am running macOS Catalina Version 10.15.3 and when I go to System Preferences and tap on Flash Player to see if it needs an update, I am confused (maybe too easily I add). Here is what is shown in

Patsy Price wrote: Some sites will present you a Flash site if your browser tells the site that it has Flash available, and will present a fully-functional non-Flash site to browsers that do NOT have

After a frustrating experience trying to upgrade my Flash Player, I asked: Randy replied: Thank you, Randy! Thank you for clear instructions, which I will follow tomorrow. I expect to sleep well

Delete Flash with this uninstaller: <http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-mac-os.html> Use EasyFind and do a search for anything with "Flash" in the name and uninstall it:

Using High Sierra 10.13.6 on 2017 iMac as long as I can get by with it. I still use Flash Player for some favourite sites and apps, and will continue to do so till they all replace Flash. In System

"Can Macs get ransomware and how to stop a ransomware attack" https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac/ransomware-3659100/ ___________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The

Please give us a link to a reputable Web site that lists these new attacks by name. There is NO ransomware in the wild for the Macintosh. NONE. Ransomware is a scourge for Windows users, but the

We shouldn’t split hairs. A malicious attack is a malicious attack. Malicious attacks against Mac users are on the rise, particularly ransom attacks. There are Trojans for Mac. There are browser

I played with it a bit last night...and I'm impressed. Please let me know what you think of it. ___________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th,