Ray Fernandez is a Freelance Journalist at various prominent outlets. With over 15 years of experience, he specializes in tech and cybersecurity, covering themes such as artificial intelligence, cybercrime, and data protection. His work has been featured in notable publications including TechRepublic, Forbes, and The Next Web.
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Ray Fernandez's articles revolve around business technology, software, and cybersecurity. The coverage indicates a strong focus on industry-specific content and how-to guides related to software, privacy & cybersecurity, business & industry, and data & analytics.
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Customize Consent Preferences North Korean hackers have developed a new macOS stealer.
Customize Consent Preferences If you recently downloaded the Pearcleaner app on your Mac, there is a chance your computer was breached by a stealer.
By: Ray Fernandez
As stocks in Asia slip again, we talked to experts and analysts to figure out which way the market could go in the future.
Customize Consent Preferences To define whale phishing we must understand the phases of a whaling attack and how it works.
By: Ray Fernandez
Customize Consent Preferences A new report is putting Apple's Hide My Email in the spotlight.
Customize Consent Preferences At least 1 million people on X were exposed to malicious ads that spread different macOS stealers using ClickFix techniques.
How to get rid of it, and why you're seeing it.
Here are the telltale signs.
Customize Consent Preferences A new malware capable of breaching and remotely controlling Mac computers has surfaced on the dark web.
Customize Consent Preferences From fake interviews to Web3 blockchain heists to stealers, it's no secret that Mac developers are being increasingly targeted by cybercriminals.
