- How to protect yourself from the new 'EvilQuest' ransomware on Mac

One of the latest malware threats for Mac that you should be aware of is 'EvilQuest'.
- How to access your MacBook when you've forgotten your password.

It's common for users to forget their computer or Macbook login password. In this case, what should users do to unlock their computer and use it normally?
- 5 ways to tell if your Mac is infected with a virus.

Is your Mac behaving strangely? Whether you're seeing ads you can't explain or your system is unusually slow, you might assume the problem is malware. And you could be right in
- How to change your Macbook password, change your Mac password

You can change the password you use to log into macOS on your Macbook, or set a new password if you've accidentally forgotten it.
- How to change your computer password for the most popular operating systems.

Setting a password on your computer is the simplest way to secure it from unauthorized access and prevent hacking that could lead to access to your personal documents or data.
- Detect dangerous macOS virus developed by Chinese hacker group

Researchers have discovered a previously unknown macOS virus. It is named GIMMICK and is the product of the Storm Cloud cyber-espionage hacker group from China.
- How to install and change a Mac password

You can change the password you use to log into your Mac or set up a new one if you accidentally forgot it.
- The first malware detection on Mac M1

Until now, many people still believe that macOS is more secure than Windows. While this is largely true, in recent years, the number of Mac computers infected with viruses and
- How to check application access on macOS

Many applications installed on macOS need to access some content such as cameras, contacts, microphones, etc. So how to review the permissions of applications on macOS?
- How to add trusted phone numbers to Apple ID

You should note that a reliable phone number is all you need to gain access to your account in the event of a password loss, so make sure you only add a friend / friend's number.
- 5 ways malware can easily infect a Mac

There are actual Mac security threats and many problems resulting from user behavior. Here are some dangerous practices that can infect malware on a Mac.
- 5 best 2FA code authentication apps on Mac

You can use web-based authentication applications or choose one of the free Mac 2FA apps that the article introduces below.
- How to check Zoom running a secret web server on the Mac

Recently, a serious vulnerability was discovered in Zoom, the popular online meeting application for Mac. This article will show you how to check if Zoom is running a secret web
- How to keep your MacBook safe in public?

If you regularly connect to free Wi-Fi hotspots your data may be at risk from snoopers and hackers. Follow these instructions to keep your data safe as possible.
- Forgot Password to access Macbook?

The fact that users forget their password to log on to a computer, Macbook is a frequent occurrence. However in this case many people will not know how to do it?
- How to fix 'Wifi: No Hardware Installed' error on Mac OS X

In case your Mac has errors Wifi: No Hardware Installed. You should not worry too much because this error is completely fixable. In the following article, Network Administrator
- How to set up shortcuts to quickly lock Mac OS X screen

When the Mac is put into sleep mode, users will have to enter the password if they want to use it. However, we can completely set shortcuts to quickly turn off the computer when
- How to activate Hey Siri on macOS Sierra

One of the most prominent features on the macOS Sierra is Siri of iOS. On iOS devices, users can quickly activate Siri by voice with the command 'Hey Siri', but currently, on
- What is lost + found folder on Linux and macOS?

On Linux, users use the fsck (file system check) command to check for corrupted system files. Fsck can find corrupted files on the file system. If any files are found to be
- Show ~ / Library folder on macOS Sierra

Directory ~ / Library / on macOS Sierra contains preference files, cache and application data. However, by default, the User Library folder is hidden on macOS Sierra. In some