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Face Off: Group-IB identifies first iOS trojan stealing facial recognition data
Group-IB uncovers the first iOS Trojan harvesting facial recognition data used for unauthorized access to bank accounts. The GoldDigger family grows
Group-IB uncovers the first iOS Trojan harvesting facial recognition data used for unauthorized access to bank accounts. The GoldDigger family grows
\[Mise à jour du 19 mars 2024\] Le CERT-FR a connaissance de codes d'exploitation publics et de nouvelles tentatives d'exploitation. Le 8 février 2024, Fortinet a publié l'avis de sécurité concernant la vulnérabilité critique CVE-2024-21762 affectant le VPN SSL de FortiOS. Cette vulnérabilité...
Dive into Apple's TCC framework, decoding its role in user privacy. Explore permissions, challenges, and the encryption safeguarding sensitive data.
A look inside the evolving landscape of macOS malware. Dive into the current state of macOS threats and learn from a glossary of essential macOS terms.
Discover the truth about macOS security. The Huntress Mac Guy answers common macOS security questions like why you should protect your Mac computers.
Do you need third-party security for macOS? Discover if Apple’s malware prevention products, XProtect and XProtect Remediator, are good enough solutions to keep users safe.
Is RMM the same as MDM? Learn the key differences between RMM and MDM for macOS management and how Huntress works with both to keep your endpoints secure.
It would take hours to cover everything endpoint security can do, but this blog covers it in a few aspects: a high-level overview, a deeper dive and how detection engineers can leverage it.
In this blog, we dive into macOS notifications—and the intentional design behind them.
We discuss some of our favorite and most interesting built-in macOS security tools.
With the beta release of the Huntress macOS agent, we wanted to share some of the Apple-y stuff we’ve been up to behind the scenes.
We're excited to announce the general availability of the Huntress macOS agent! And don't worry – Persistent Footholds are just the beginning.
Une vulnérabilité a été découverte dans Apple Mac OS X. Elle permet à un attaquant de provoquer une élévation de privilèges.