Apple products, like the rest, are not protected from the target of hackers. Apple is not bulletproof when it comes to vulnerabilities. Extensive Mac Encryption guide.
Earlier this year, reported by Palo Alto at CNBC, major ransomware, named “KeRanger,” hit Mac users demanding 1 bitcoin (equivalent $400) and was able to bypass Apple’s security check as it was signed with a valid Mac app development system, installed through compromised BitTorrent client “Transmission.” Although Apple is fast in its security update and patches, hacks like these work silently and attack without notice unless it is too late for the users.
Some common risks arise from unattended Mac, weak passwords, outdated security updates, and poor information security practices. Hackers look for weak targets and attack individuals and businesses with weak Mac security systems. Using innovative encryption programs and security checks can remediate these attacks. A few best practices are discussed below to make your Mac secure against hacker attacks:
