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🚨 New Phishing Scam Alert!
Fraudsters are now tricking Google’s systems into sending phishing emails on their behalf and linking to Google-hosted phishing sites.
What are the signs to watch out for?
@theJoshMeister breaks down all the red flags🚩:
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This is an old post, but it highlights a technique used in recent phishing campaigns: a deceptive hyphen (-) character in domain names.
login-x․com is NOT x․com
x․com-log․in is NOT x․com
This technique is often used in scam texts and iMessages, too. Please spread the word!
Tired of being tracked every time you search?
Is Google really the best option for privacy?
Intego breaks down how popular search engines compare in terms of protecting your data:
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Why should you stay on the very latest Apple OS? Why not wait to upgrade?
Here’s why. 👇 Patches can be reverse engineered. (Bad guys do this, too.)
Right now, everyone who’s still on iOS/iPadOS 18.4, macOS Sequoia 15.4, or *any* older version is endangering their security.
🎙️ Intego Mac Podcast # 392 is LIVE!
Kirk @McElhearn & @theJoshMeister discuss:
🤖Apple has a new AI data policy.
🎣iMessage scams still thrive worldwide.
🧹Google claims to fight ad spam.
📱Refurbished phones save money—check the trade-offs.
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🚨 Apple released urgent security updates for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS this week.
macOS Sequoia 15.4.1, and iOS & iPadOS 18.4.1, fix 2 zero-day vulnerabilities that were exploited in “extremely sophisticated” targeted attacks. 👀
✍️ by @theJoshMeister:
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In case you missed last week’s episode… catch up now, before this week’s episode drops!
Search for “Intego Mac Podcast” in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app.
🎙️ Intego Mac Podcast # 391 is LIVE!
On this episode, Kirk @McElhearn & @theJoshMeister discuss:
📈 Apple prices may rise due to China tariffs.
📍 Can any Bluetooth device be turned into an AirTag tracker?
📱 iOS button hacks.
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Apple patched over 130 security flaws on macOS and more—macOS Sequoia 15.4 and iOS 18.4 updates available now.
These updates bring new features, squash a few bugs, and, most notably, patch some serious security flaws.
Here is everything Apple fixed 👇
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🎙️ Intego Mac Podcast # 391 is LIVE!
On this episode, Kirk @McElhearn & @theJoshMeister discuss:
📈 Apple prices may rise due to China tariffs.
📍 Can any Bluetooth device be turned into an AirTag tracker?
📱 iOS button hacks.
🔗https://t.co/NBWBIE8c69
23andMe data breach & bankruptcy got you worried? 😟
Your DNA 🧬 data might be at risk. Should you delete your account?
Find out here:
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🎙️ Intego Mac Podcast # 390 is LIVE!
Kirk @McElhearn & @theJoshMeister discuss:
🛠️ Sequoia update patches record vulnerabilities.
⚖️ Apple faces a class action lawsuit that may impact digital media sales.
🤖 Apple isn't the only one overhyping AI.
🔗 https://t.co/AucJNJ2mCt
Arc finally released a macOS update on Thursday, which includes Chromium 135.0.7049.42, the latest stable version.
Arc also released an iOS app update on Tuesday this week; version 1.43.0 includes “fixes for four iOS security issues.” 👀
🚨Chrome Update: Patch Critical Zero-Day! 🚨
Google has released a new Chrome update to fix a zero-day exploit actively used to spread sophisticated malware—the second Chrome vulnerability this year.
Keep all your devices up to date with our help👇
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One week after Google patched a zero-day vulnerability in Chrome, one popular browser, Arc, still isn’t patched.
This vulnerability has reportedly been used to spread malware in the wild. 👀
Hey, @arcinternet… how long are you going to leave your users defenseless?