As indispensable as they are, web browsers are a weak link in computer security and get exploited big time. It might seem the reason is that people use them to visit various sites, some of which can be hacked or malicious – and that’s partially true. However, the biggest scourge is what the users download and what kind of harmful software can sneak inside the Macs this way. The QSearch virus story is just like that.

On April 8, Apple rolled out a supplemental update to the latest macOS Catalina 10.15.4 to address recent bugs and improve the system’s overall stability. This release came in quick succession after macOS version 10.15.4 which went live on March 24, 2020. The original update introduced a number of notable features and tweaks – here’s a brief roundup of what’s under the hood. One of them is iCloud Drive folder sharing through Finder. Another enhancement made it easier for parents to keep tabs on their kids’ online activities by enabling flexible communication limits in Screen Time.

Out of all the web surfing shortcuts at Mac users’ fingertips, Safari Favorites are probably the most welcome. This feature makes it amazingly easy to visit sites you frequent and enjoy. All it takes is opening a new tab and clicking on the right web page icon on the list in front of you, with no need to type URLs or doing something equally cumbersome. However, if the Favorites page is overpopulated, things get more difficult. Here is how to tidy up the Favorites pane in Safari on Mac to declutter the list.

This tutorial has been made to help Mac users suffering from Trovi.com intercepting their web traffic tame the infection and completely remove it. If you happen to be infected with the Trovi adware you will learn how it can be removed from compromised web browsers and what measures need to be taken in order to restore the normal system settings that were distorted by the virus. In case you’re not infected, the article will shed light on how this threat can be evaded.

If there is a Mac user who has never been tempted to break the rules and use a free service that’s supposed to be paid, then that person is truly one of a kind. The truth is, most people don’t mind getting freebies, especially if these are movies and TV shows. MyFlixer.com is a streaming website that claims to bridge the gap between users and popular multimedia content. But is there a catch? Let’s try and figure out.

A bug bounty program is an amazingly effective way for software makers and device manufacturers to explore weaknesses in what they create. Apple joined the club in December 2019 by encouraging everyone, not only invited researchers, to put their products to the test. The first results of this move have been quick to arrive as a security analyst found a way to exploit Safari vulnerabilities and access the camera on iOS and macOS devices.