In part two of our interview, security guru Eugene Kaspersky talks about new and emerging uses for mobile phones (such as identity and payment solutions) will make them even more of a target for security wrong doers.
He also warns about how the Mac OS will become an increasing target for virus writers in the future - a topic also covered in this week's podcast.
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RSAC Conference 2025: The front line of cyber innovationITPro Podcast Ransomware, quantum computing, and an unsurprising focus on AI were highlights of this year's event
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei thinks we're burying our heads in the sand on AI job lossesNews With AI set to hit entry-level jobs especially, some industry execs say clear warning signs are being ignored
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WWDC 2020: Apple unveils macOS Big Sur, iOS 14 and moreNews We've rounded up all of the biggest announcements from Apple's virtual developer conference
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macOS High Sierra release date, features & name: macOS reportedly already protected against Spectre and Meltdown chip vulnerabilitiesRumours Apple is working with developers to build 64-bit apps from now on
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macOS Sierra UK release date, price, features: Night Shift mode returns with macOS Sierra 10.12.4 beta 8Rumours The tech will reduce blue light from your screen at night time
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Apple fixes its spammy calendar with Report Junk featureNews The new option lets you block spam iCloud calendar invites
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Apple issues Oracle Java 7 patch for Mac OS X usersNews Consumer electronics giant hopes patch will fix zero-day Java exploit in Mac OS X.
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2010 a ‘busy year’ for Mac security threatsNews A range of Mac security threats emerged last year, including the notorious Koobface worm.
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Windows 7 to hit Macs by end of yearNews Most Macs will be able to run Windows 7 using Boot Camp by the end of this year, but some iMacs and MacBook Pros are being left out.
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Microsoft to issue five patches, Apple sorts out JavaNews More patches headed towards Microsoft and Apple OS users.
