With the release of the brand-new macOS High Sierra, Apple has begun collecting data from its Safari internet browser using what is called "differential privacy."
Apple's macOS High Sierra, which was released to the public today, contains a vulnerability that lets apps discover Keychain passwords in plaintext. According to Synack research director Patrick Wardle, the vulnerability requires victims to intentionally override built-in security. Wardle was able to leverage the vulnerability to steal logins for websites like Facebook and Bank of America. Wardle said that...
The fourth annual World Emoji Day is today, celebrating the use of the little characters that have changed the way people around the world communicate.
According to a report from ?MacRumors?, Apple told developers that macOS High Sierra will be the "last macOS release to support 32-bit apps without compromises."