#mac antivirus

Apple users beware as hackers have found a way to get into the Mac OS through an app that automatically infects your computer with a ransomware. have found the so-called KeRanger malware on Friday -- the first ransomware to attack Macintosh machines. If you're a user of a popular BitTorrent P2P program named Transmission, be cautious as this is the source of the said malware in Mac. The version 2.90 of the software was infected, according to the source. Apple is already aware of the problem and said to be taking action as of writing by denying a digital certificate to block rogue software from installing on Macs. Can't believe when I first read this but it looks like Apple has been telling its Mac users to install multiple anti-virus software for some time now. There are 3 commercial anti-virus softwares that are made for Macs as well as the iPhone and iPod Touch. Apple has officially unveiled its newest lineup of laptops, the MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini.  The new Mac lineup is now powered with the M1 chip, Apple's first system on chip (SoC) designed for Mac. These computing machines also run under the latest macOS Big Sur. Read more in our articles including "First known ransomware for Macintosh hits users" and "Apple tells Mac users to run Anti-Virus".