Laptop Security Software

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  Apple’s macOS Sequoia Update Reportedly Causing Issues With Multiple Security Tools

  Apple rolled out the global stable version of macOS 15 update, also known as macOS Sequoia, to all users on Monday. However, it appears the update has created some unexpected issues for users, especially around third-party security tools. As per a report, the Cupertino-based giant’s operating system (OS) is breaking down network-based security so...

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  CERT-In Warns Users of Multiple Vulnerabilities in Different Versions of Microsoft Windows OS

  The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft’s Windows operating systems. Two separate vulnerabilities were found in various builds of Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server, the company’s platform for running network-based applications. The cybersecurity...

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  Chromebooks to Get 10 Years of Automatic Updates, Better Security Features

  Google is adding significant upgrades to Chromebooks, increasing the number of years for upcoming updates. In a recent announcement, Google mentioned that all Chromebook platforms will now get regular automatic updates every four weeks to provide better security. Moreover, the repair process will also get faster with new ChromeOS updates for Chrome...

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  iOS 16.6, macOS 13.5 and watchOS 9.6 Rolled Out by Apple With Fixes for Actively Exploited Security Flaws

  iOS 16.6, iPadOS 16.6, macOS 13.5, tvOS 16.6, and watchOS 9.6 are now rolling out to users with fixes for vulnerabilities and security flaws affecting the company's devices running previous versions of its operating systems. Here's why you should update your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac computer, and Apple TV to the latest software updates right ...

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  iOS 16.5.1 (a) and macOS 13.4.1 (a) Security Updates Pulled Hours After Rollout, Apple Responds [Updated]

  Apple has reportedly pulled the latest iOS 16.5.1 (a) and macOS 13.4.1 (a) Rapid Security Response (RSR) updates after a bug was introduced with the latest software release. Users who have already installed the latest software release can remove the Rapid Security Response Updates to downgrade their iPhone and iPad.

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  Apple Rapid Security Response Update Rolling Out for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS Devices: Details

  After beta testing this feature, Apple has finally released its first Rapid Security Response software update for supported devices. This is a new type of update, that is meant to address urgent security related issues and is applied automatically as the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or macOS turns it on by default.

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  Windows 10 Feature Updates Discontinued by Microsoft Ahead of End of Support in 2025

  Microsoft has announced that it is discontinuing Windows 10 feature updates before it ends support for the operating system in 2025. Users will continue to receive security updates until support for the software is discontinued, according to the company.

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  Internet Explorer to Be Permanently Deactivated on Windows 10 via Microsoft Edge Update on February 14

  Internet Explorer 11 will finally be permanently disabled on February 14 and Microsoft's outdated browser will be killed by the Redmond company via a software update to its current generation Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 10.

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  Apple Rolls Out Software Updates With Critical Security Fixes for Older iPhone, iPad, MacBook Models

  Apple has released software updates for its older iPhone, iPad, iPod, and MacBook devices. The devices covered are the ones that are ineligible to the company's latest iOS 16.3, iPadOS 16.3, and Mac Ventura updates, which has left these older devices vulnerable to certain security issues that were otherwise addressed on Apple's latest update for ne...

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  Microsoft Reportedly Left Users Vulnerable for Years Due to Out-of-Date Driver List: All Details

  Microsoft has reportedly failed to protect Windows PCs from malicious drivers for years. This has been the cause of people getting exposed to a type of cyberattack called Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) that gave hackers direct access to the PCs running on Windows.

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  Apple Reveals Serious Security Flaws Affecting iPhone, iPad, Mac Models; Experts Urge Users to Update Devices

  Apple has announced serious security flaws with its iPhone, iPad, and Mac models that were patched with the latest versions of its software. Security experts have urged users to update their devices as the flaws could potentially allow attackers to take complete control of affected devices. Apple’s explanation of the vulnerability means a hacke...

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  DEF CON Hacker Tournament Brings Together World's Best in Las Vegas

  In the carpeted ballroom of one of the largest casinos in Las Vegas, the few dozen hackers competing in the challenge sat hunched over laptops from Friday through Sunday during the DEF CON security conference that hosts the event.

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  Zoom Fixes Security Flaws in Mac That Could Have Allowed Hackers to Take Control of Victim's Machine

  Zoom has fixed three vulnerabilities that could have allowed hackers to take total control of a victim’s machine. The issues were shared at the DefCon security conference in Las Vegas last week.

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  US Tightens Export Controls on Advanced Chips, Engine Technology Critical to National Security

  The US has announced new export controls on technologies including additional equipment, software, and technology used to produce semiconductors and gas turbine engines. Devices that utilise these materials have significantly increased military potential, according to the US Commerce Department

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  Amazon Debuts CodeWhisperer as an AI Code-Writing Tool for Tech Workers, Developers

  Amazon has announced a tool to help software developers write code, the latest such effort by the tech industry.