Plus: Six Windows zero-days, AI tools clone sites for scammers, and how one man tricked Snapchat security codes out of hundreds of women.

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Apple fixes zero-day that let attackers take over iPhones and Macs

Apple has released emergency updates for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and more to fix a zero-day already being exploited in the wild.

Six Windows zero-days are already under attack

Microsoft patched 59 security flaws this month. Six of them were already being exploited by attackers.

AI makes it easy to fake trusted brands (including ours)

With nothing more than a domain name and a prompt, scammers can now spin up convincing clones of trusted brands in minutes.

Hundreds of women tricked into giving up Snapchat security codes

By posing as Snapchat support, he convinced women to share security codes, then accessed private accounts and sensitive content.

We got the win-win

We aced the first-ever MRG Effitas consumer security product test, AND we made PCMag’s list of Best Tech Brands... again.

Call us biased, but we think your cybersecurity software should be loved by users and trusted by experts.

Do you know where your
children are online?

Malwarebytes investigated what kids can encounter on major platforms like Roblox, Discord, and YouTube, even with child-restricted accounts. A little digging uncovered fraud, cybercrime, and more.

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