As highly autonomous AI agents rapidly proliferate across desktop environments, Apple has officially sounded a severe security alarm regarding this escalating trend. In fact, Apple is now confronting the surging popularity of desktop AI agent software—including OpenAI's Dots, Meta's Muse, and OpenClaw. As a result, Apple announced that an impending macOS update will aggressively tighten controls over the "Full Disk Access" privilege.

Apple anuncia que próximamente mejorará la seguridad del acceso completo al disco en macOS para evitar vulnerabilidades de cara a los agentes de IA

macOS malware FrigidStealer spreads through fake browser updates; beware of fraudulent update pages. #macOSsecurity #malware #cybersecurity

What happens when the safest advice is "turn it off," but your work still needs it on? For years, the conventional hardening answer to remote Mac screen access has been simple: if you do not need Scre...

A newly observed ClickFix-style macOS attack replaces Terminal-based execution with macOS Script Editor and a browser-triggered applescript:// workflow to evade Terminal-focused defenses. The campaign uses an obfuscated staged delivery that downloads and runs a Mach-O binary, ultimately installing a variant of Atomic Stealer. #ClickFix #AtomicStealer...

Elastic announced nine new Elastic Security integrations that expand visibility and normalization across macOS, cloud services, email protection, identity and SIEM platforms, each shipping with ingest pipelines and prebuilt dashboards for immediate use. Highlights include macOS Security Events, IBM QRadar migration, Proofpoint Essentials, AWS Security Hub, JupiterOne, Airlock Digital, Island Browser, Ironscales, and Cyera with ECS/OCSF normalization and built-in support for ES|QL, Attack Discovery and the AI Assistant. #macOS #IBMQRadar

First noted by a Chinese blogger in July 2021, macOS.ZuRu is a backdoor that was initially delivered through poisoned web results on Baidu. Users searching for the popular Terminal emulator iTerm2 were...

Jamf launches its new AI Governance technology within Jamf Pro, offering IT and security teams comprehensive visibility and control over Generative AI tools on macOS.

Apple has introduced a security feature in macOS Tahoe 26.4 that blocks pasting and executing potentially harmful commands in Terminal and alerts users to possible risks.

Quick Brief Safari 26.3 patches 6 vulnerabilities including arbitrary file writing and history access flaws Update released February 11, 2026 for macOS Sonoma and macOS Sequoia exclusively WebKit received 5 separate fixes addressing denial-of-service and process crash risks CFNetwork vulnerability (CVE-2026-20660) allowed remote attackers to write arbitrary files Apple released Safari 26.3 on February 11, 2026, addressing six security vulnerabilities that exposed macOS Sonoma and Sequoia users to privacy breaches and system crashes.