You’re not going to love this, but it’s still a good thing that they found it. Per a research paper published by Cornell University, a group of security researchers have discovered what appears to be the first browser side-channel attack that’s Javascript-free, and AppleM1 chips may be more vulnerable to it. The attack is constructed […]
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On Tuesday, software developer AgileBits announced that 1Password 7.8, the latest version of its password storage system, has received Apple Silicon support, and can now run natively on M1-based Macs. The company offered the following comments: Greetings and salutations, everyone! We’ve been hard at work on a bucketload of fixes and improvements to everyone’s favorite […]
If you snagged Apple’s AirPods Max wireless headphones, this may help. Apple on Tuesday released version 3C39 of its AirPods Max firmware. The update is thought to address battery drain issues reported by some customers and replaces firmware version 3C16, which originally shipped with the AirPods Max units. Unlike other Apple software updates, there isn’t […]
If you’re a CorelDRAW fan, this is pretty nifty. CorelDRAW has been updated with both added support for M1-based Macs as well as a new iPad app. The macOS version is built to take advantage of the Apple Silicon hardware, with benchmark testing that compares it to an Intel-based MacBook Air 2019 to a 2020 […]
If it was important enough to address an iOS and iPadOS update around, it’s worth focusing on the its other operating systems. Apple on Monday released macOS Big Sur 11.2.3 . The update, which weighs in as a 2.44 gigabyte download, addresses the following security concerns: Available for: macOS Big Sur Impact: Processing maliciously crafted […]