With identity theft being a steadily escalating threat for both individuals and business globally, here is a round-up of the ways to keep sensitive data safe.

Browser redirect viruses continue to take the Mac world by storm, with one of the latest strains Charmsearching.com demonstrating the depth of the problem.

Lots of Mac users have found themselves amid a surge in malware attacks skewing browser settings to promote dodgy services via Searchesmia.com.

This article should be helpful to those puzzled over occasional CPU and memory usage spikes by the VTDecoderXPCService process on Mac.

Macs are on the receiving end of attacks in which browser settings are skewed by redirect viruses that promote fake search engines and other sketchy services.

With many users having a hard time tackling the distnoted Mac memory and CPU overuse issue, here are some actionable insights into this nuisance.

Alerts that claim your hard drive is almost full may be displayed by Mac malware as a smokescreen for fraudulent permission requests to control a web browser.

When struggling to remove a stubborn virus on Mac, some users wonder if a factory reset can help, so here is the lowdown on this matter.

While the Mac is said to be well protected with built-in controls, a Mac virus scan is shaping up to be an important extra layer of security, and here is why.

With many users wondering if an email can infect a computer with a virus when opened, let’s go over the risk scenarios and figure out the right precautions.