What's Going On With the AT&T iPhone 18 Pro Max If you picked up a new iPhone 18 Pro Max on AT&T in the last couple of weeks and have…
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What DarkSword and Coruna Actually Do Security researchers at Censys have published new findings showing that an iPhone attack toolkit first identified earlier this year is still being actively deployed.…
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What Arrived in Windows 11's October Update and Why It Matters Here On October 13, 2026, Microsoft released its monthly cumulative update for Windows 11, listed as KB5127648. Most of…
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Spectre Is Back, and This Time It's Aimed at the Code Your Browser Writes on the Fly If you were using a PC in early 2018, you may remember the…
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A Breach Halfway Around the World and Why It Still Matters Here Burger King's Japanese operation has confirmed that the system behind its official mobile app was accessed by an…
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A Serious WordPress Flaw Is Being Exploited Right Now If you run a website on WordPress, and a surprising number of local businesses, churches, nonprofits, and hobbyists around Washington Crossing…
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The Myth That Macs Don't Get Viruses Has Quietly Retired For a long stretch of the Mac's history, the security advice we gave customers around Washington Crossing was simple: keep…
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What Google Paused, and Why It Happened Google has temporarily stopped accepting product vulnerability submissions to its Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program, usually shortened to OSS VRP. A bug…
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A Patch Tuesday That Rewrote the Record Books Every second Tuesday of the month, Microsoft releases its batch of security fixes, a ritual known in the tech world as Patch…
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What Apple Just Released, and Why a Small Version Number Deserves Your Attention Apple has pushed out iOS 26.7.1 for iPhone, along with several companion updates across its other platforms.…
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