Over the years, malware targeting Macs has changed from marginal to the mainstream. Windows users always need to check malicious programs. 

While Macs are typically more secure than their competitors, it does not mean they are impenetrable. Macs are vulnerable to cyber attacks as criminals are getting more sophisticated. Recently, Apple accidentally approved malware to run on MacOS. 

Macs have always been known to be safe and secure because MacOS has built-in security features that make Macs less vulnerable than Windows. However, these features are not sufficient to totally safeguard Macs from viruses and other malware. 

In the first few weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic, we saw lots of businesses invest in VPN software and new hardware as they equipped employees to work from home. In some locations, some organizations purchased Macbooks for their employees to facilitate their work from home.

Working from home may be a new thing to you, or you may be an experienced WFH cybersecurity expert. Nevertheless, with the present situation of things, most people stay at home for work. 

As stewards of the lush and vast landscape of security vulnerabilities, we felt obliged to share with you the top trending CVEs of the past month (who's excited for winter to be over?! 😁☀️🌷). Brace yourself! Ok, here we go.

As stewards of the lush and vast landscape of security vulnerabilities, we felt obliged to share with you the top trending CVEs of the past month (who's excited for winter to be over?! 😁☀️🌷). Brace yourself! Ok, here we go.

Well, we made it through the first month of 2021! (Hopefully without any scratches or bruises 😅). As stewards of the lush and vast landscape of security vulnerabilities, we felt obliged to share with you the top trending CVEs of the past month. So, without further ado, The Top Trending CVEs of January 2021: