Description
There is an important article regarding a new malware attack method called ClickFix that is causing problems for both Mac users and those other people. It relies on tricking the Mac user into running a command in the Terminal or a script in Script Editor.
There are two main things that you can do to prevent this. Firstly update your macOS to at least the 26.4 (current version is 26.6.1). Secondly, do not follow instructions telling you that you need to fix a problem with your Mac by running the Terminal or Script Editor apps. Gary from MacMost even has a video tutorial about ClickFix malware (see his article).
Be Connected is running a Scams Awareness Week (24–28 August) and has many articles, tutorials, training sessions, and online presentations relating to Scams. Read their article.
With the inclusion of Apple Preview in iOS and iPadOS, your iPhone and iPad can now handle PDF files better. So I decided to look into how to save to the PDF file format on my iPhone and iPad.
Jude's Findings:
- Cooled Gaming Mouse;
- Using Artificial Intelligence in Genealogy;
- The Panther Solstice Smartwatch;
- PhotoGIMP 3;
- Bleak look at Apple Chermside;
- GIMP Photo Edition Video Tutorial - missing files;
- BeeStation: Create your own cloud in minutes;
- Rent ethical AI Compute;
- Apple Has Not Canceled Its 20th Anniversary
- iOS 27 Beta 5 Brings New Liquid Glass Icons to Safari, Siri, Settings and More;
- iOS 27 Hints at 'Apple Reference Image’ Photo Authentication;
- Latest iOS 27 Beta Expands Siri AI Voice Customisation;
- Apple Cutting Back 2026 Hardware Shipments Due to Memory Shortage;
- China now even less likely to solve Apple’s memory crunch;
- iPhone Ultra leak confirms our report of dark blue model;
- Brutal iPhone 17 price hikes could hit very soon
- iPhone 20 radical all-glass redesign still on track for 2027
- When will Apple have its iPhone 18 Pro release event?
Huge 10 page edition For more detail see pages 19-28.
