Little Snitch Bug Leaves Some Mac Systems Open to Attack

Featured articles from around the web. Mac OS X firewall Little Snitch is vulnerable to local escalation of privileges attacks that could give criminals the ability plant rootkits and keylogger on some Mac OS X El Capitan systems. Read more at Threatpost | The first stop for security news

Adobe Patches 52 Vulnerabilities in Flash Player

Featured articles from around the web. Adobe today pushed out an updated Flash Player today that patched 52 vulnerabilities, most of which led to remote code execution on compromised machines. Read more at Threatpost | The first stop for security news

When a Hardware Product is Done

Featured articles from around the web. We all know how software is really never done. There are always new updates to refine, fix and add another feature. But what about hardware? Are there some products you can say are mature and need no more changes? They are done, finished? That’s not something we frequently encounter … Read more

Apple confirms unencrypted kernel intentional ↦

Featured articles from around the web. by Dan Moren TechCrunch has confirmed that Apple deliberately left iOS 10’s kernel unencrypted to help make it easier to spot security vulnerabilities and to speed up the OS: “The kernel cache doesn’t contain any user info, and by unencrypting it we’re able to optimize the operating system’s performance … Read more