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Contrary to reports from Kaspersky and Symantec, Dr. Web says that the number of Macs infected with the Flashback trojan have not significantly declined.

Apple has released a standalone Flashback Malware Removal Tool.

Apple has announced that it will release a tool to detect and remove the Flashback trojan.

The Flashback trojan that made headlines last month reportedly earned its author about $10,000 per day.

Despite a Software Update and various removal tools the Flashback trojan still infects about 140,000 Macs.

F-Secure has created a free tool that automates the detection and removal of the widespread Flashback trojan.

Over 600,000 Macs are now affected with the BackDoor.Flashback.39 trojan, according to Dr. Web.

A new variant of the Flashback Trojan is using three methods to infect Macs.

Dropbox has released an update to its Carousel photo gallery app that brings photo albums, a new time wheel, a flashback feature, and more.

Apple has released a new software update that removes the Flashback trojan and disables automatic execution of Java applets.

Apple has reportedly tried to shut down a server monitoring the number of Macs infected by the Flashback trojan.

To check if you are infected with the Flashback trojan you can use a simple free utility created by jils.

Apple has released an update to the Java security patch which closed an exploit used to infect a reported 600,000 Macs with the Flashback Trojan.

VirusBarrier X6's real-time scanner will detect the file when it is downloaded, and its Anti-Spyware protection will block any connections. This Trojan horse has been found in the wild, and has some disturbing actions.

Kaspersky founder and CEO Eugene Kaspersky says Apple is 'ten years behind Microsoft in terms of security.'

F-Secure is reporting that Trojan-Downloader:OSX/Flashback.C disables the automatic updater component of XProtect.

Apple has removed a claim that the Mac 'Doesn't Get PC Viruses' from its website.

Following comments made by Kaspersky Lab founder Eugene Kaspersky, MSNBC asks how far behind is Apple's security?

A look at 100,000 Mac computers reveals that 20% of them carry Windows malware.

Camera+, a popular photo app for the iPhone, has been updated with support for the dual lens camera on the iPhone 7 Plus, RAW shooting, RAW editing, and more!

Facebook has announced a new 'Notify' app that will provide you with notifications about things you're into, including: sports, celebrities, news, movies, music or shopping, and more.