The recent discovery of two advanced iPhone exploit kits, DarkSword and Coruna, points to a concerning shift in how attacks are being deployed. Unlike earlier spyware that focused on high-profile individuals, these exploits are spreading through compromised, legitimate websites. That means simply visiting the wrong site could put your device at risk, with no clicks
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Security
There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes lately, and we’re excited to finally share two pieces of news! kGinger is now an Apple Premium Technical Partner (APTP), and we were also recognized with a Best of IT 2026 award based entirely on client feedback. The Apple Premium Technical Partner designation
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Announcements, Social
The newly released macOS 26.4 Tahoe introduces a couple of helpful battery features for MacBook users. There’s now a Slow Charger indicator that lets you know when your charger isn’t delivering enough power, and a new Charge Limit feature that allows you to cap your battery charge anywhere between 80% and 100%. Both updates are
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Hardware, How To
We recently helped a client set up an external boot drive on a Mac mini for testing, but the installation kept failing right near the end with vague, unhelpful errors. We swapped cables, tried a different drive, retried the install… all the usual steps. No luck. Next, we moved the SSD to a different USB-C
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How To
A common piece of advice for staying safe online is to avoid opening attachments from unknown senders or anything that looks suspicious. It’s good advice! PDFs and Office documents can include scripts or macros, and in some cases, they can even be designed to take advantage of vulnerabilities and run code on your computer. The
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Security, Tips + Tricks
