Mac malware campaign uses fake AI chat results to deliver AMOS through terminal commands, security researchers report.

If there's ever a year when I don't spend a lot of money on technology, it had better be 2026 — because I am skint after a Mac Studio, an M5 iPad Pro, and more.

The AI-assisted future of programming, where people can make their own custom software without learning to code, is rapidly coming into view.

Cybercriminals use ErrTraffic tool to automate malware distribution through fake browser error messages, with attacks ...

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What makes this fake Grok unique is that it may be the first malware built, in part, using generative AI code. Apparently, the code script includes a mixture of English and Brazilian Portuguese, ...

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A new WhatsApp Web malware campaign spreads automatically, steals banking data, and targets Windows users through trusted ...

The free, open source, Terminal-based Mole is the opposite of those applications. Running entirely from the command line, ...

Apple has confirmed that it will continue to offer a one-time-purchase version of Final Cut Pro for Mac for $299.99, but will ...

Mac users can still buy copies of Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage as individual ...

Once you're done with all of that, you will see a list of all the applications on your system. You can filter to see only the ...