Over a year since the Flashback malware was found, its creator has finally been identified. more

One of the largest malware attacks in OS X history has fallen into obscurity. more

Cybercriminals are working on more complex schemes to wage attacks on PCs, laptops, and smartphones. A new report shows that every single device that connects to the Internet is in danger. more

According to the security firm, the makers of the Flashback malware made $14,000 from click fraud last month, but can't collect on it. more

The nightmare scenario for Mac owners is here. At least 600,000 Macs worldwide have been infected, silently, by the Flashback Trojan, with no user interaction required. Here's why this is just the beginning of a long-term problem. more

Apple's updates help protect Leopard users from Java and Flash-based attacks. more

The security company says it analyzed Mac OS X vulnerabilities and new forms of malware on its own initiative, but that "Apple is open to collaborating with us." more

Flashback infections in OS X systems have lessened, but are holding steady from a lack of users updating or scanning their systems. more

Symantec says, based on information it has collected, that the Flashback Trojan creators might have been generating some serious cash from the exploit. more

The finding that Leopard and Snow Leopard users were affected more by the Flashback malware suggests Apple's approach to security on OS X has a notable impact, even if it is an indirect one. more

week in review Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act passes House vote, while the Java trial notches its second week. Also: Google Drive in the cloud. more

In an interview, the security firm's CEO says Apple has a lot more malware coming its way, and that it's not putting enough resources into protecting users. more

Flashback.S installs itself without a password and then deletes files and folders to mask its presence, a security company announces. more

Keeping hosted blog software up-to-date helps keep everyone secure. more

Following my recent outlining of a procedure for monitoring LaunchAgents, the Luxembourg CIRC created an easy-to-use setup utility that handles the procedure for you. more