Intego's Mac Security Newsletter - June 2024, Issue 1

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Scams are everywhere; well help you avoid them with our guide to the top 10 online scams. Facebook is training its AI on your user content, and it may be difficult or impossible to opt out. Meanwhile, Intego continues to lead in discovering new Mac malware; watch out for Trojan horses linked in legit-looking Google search ads. And why is Apple leaving critical vulnerabilities unpatched in the latest macOS?Stay tuned to The

Mac Security Blog and the Intego Mac Podcast for continuous coverage of important security and privacy news, as well as tips and tricks to help you stay safe and secure.

Top Stories

The top 10 online scams: from phishing to deepfake kidnappings

The Internet is full of fraud. Lets examine ten common and dangerous online scams, so youll be prepared to recognize and avoid scammers' deceptions.

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Facebook trains AI on your content; only Europeans can opt out

Europeans can request to exclude personal data from Facebooks AI training system; we explain how. But if you live elsewhere, Facebook wont let you opt out.

Intego discovers fake Arc browser leveraging AppleScript stealer code

Clicking on the top link in Google search results is inadvisable these days; malware makers now pay Google for top placement. Learn how to protect yourself.

Apple leaves critical vulnerabilities unpatched in macOS Sonoma

Without question, youre safest when you use the latest Apple operating systems. But why is Apple leaving some vulnerabilities unpatched in macOS Sonoma?

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The Intego Mac Podcast

Episode 346: Microsoft and Google have AI laptops; will Apple make one?

Facebook trains its AI on user data, but opting out may not be easy (or possible). And Chromebook Plus and Microsoft Copilot+ PC get AI, putting pressure on Apples forthcoming WWDC AI announcements.

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