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A friend of mine just bought a brand new 14” MacBook Pro M4 Pro 24 GB / 2 TB to replace his very old “black chimney” Mac Pro. Monterey didn’t do it for him anymore. But OK. new MacBook pro

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I have one of those Minis … it’s a great computer … and you’re so right. That is a great deal! Peter ---- ?? Greenland is not for sale!

This is a pretty impressive sounding deal. I thought that some of you might find it interesting. Refurbished Apple 2023 Mac Mini Desktop M2 $309

Every single browser for the Macintosh that I know of includes Google’s Safe Browsing technology. It has nothing to do with Google’s search service. So, yes, if you come across a phishing Web

The article suggests that Safari is one browser targeted. The google link is to report the phishing if you encounter it regardless of your browser choice. -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ From:

What if I do not use google? should I send phishing to Google anyway?

The cited article says that you only get the phishing attempt if you miss-type the URL for the page that you are trying to access. You end up at a site created to serve up the phishing attempt with a

On Mar 21, 2025, at 12:18, John via groups.io <OceanCity@...> wrote: p.s. What exactly is your "StartPage?" 1) a blank page 2) a home page 3) something else? That’s the actual name of

My guess is that the CAPTCHA lets everyone thru, and is a fake also. You probably were redirected to a phone captcha page, too. Either way, it is good you were cautious. Brent On my late 2012 Mac mini

My impression is the is just simple phishing is by both the hackers and by the anti-AV developer. The article and most others that referenced the LayerX-Labs-blog use a lot of BA buzzwords. It would

Wow! Thank you Michael for your compelling recount of the CAPTCHA trap. I've never encountered this, yet, but now that I'm aware I'll know to quit out of browser, and reconnect. A million thanks

Thank you, Dutch, for this article. ?I encountered this two nights ago on my phone. I use… — iPhone 14 Pro — iOS 18.3.2 (current) — Brave Browser on above device — StartPage search engine

Thank you Dutch. Great article. Interesting how it morphed from Windoz to Mac. I can see how this kind of attack could work. A friend of mine had something very similar to this. It's not your typical

https://layerxsecurity.com/blog/layerx-identifies-new-phishing-campaign-targeted-at-mac-users/? LayerX Labs Identifies New Phishing Campaign Targeted at Mac Users - LayerX layerxsecurity.com

If the drive mounts, you could use a tool like DriveDx to check the SSD’s Lifetime Left. Might shed some light on its condition.

Just out of curiosity, how old is this drive? Jerry

You don’t erase SSD’s, it damages them. Apple has specifically removed the tools to do that from Disk Utility for that very reason. You repair an SSD by running First Aid. If First Aid doesn’t

No, the problem is, that is was working perfectky …. untill I tried to erase it / format it. I can’t seem to do that, so I was just looking for “other ways” to TRY TO erase/reset/revive it :-)