Safety and Security

If you suspect that someone may have been trying to gain unauthorized access to your Mac, there’s a, straightforward way to check for unsuccessful logins within the operating system. Step One: Launch Console App Find the Console app on your Mac. This can be done by using the Finder, then heading over to Applications > Utilities > Console. If you often need to check, you could shorten the process next time by using Spotlight Search (Command + Spacebar) and typing ‘Console’....

Apple’s macOS offers various security features to safeguard your personal and sensitive information. However, if you suspect that someone else has managed to log into your Mac without your consent, there are few ways to verify this. Here are the steps you can follow to find out if someone logged into your Mac. Use Terminal to View the Login History Terminal is a command line interface for macOS where you can perform various tasks, including checking your login history....

Identifying a secret agent in real life is nothing like the movies. In reality, espionage professionals are trained to blend in and remain undetectable. While the very nature of their work means that the best agents will likely never be identified, there are some telltale signs that someone might be trained in intelligence or counterintelligence: Overly Generic Background: Agents often have cover stories that are deliberately bland and unremarkable, making them harder to remember or distinguish....