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This is part two of my conversation with Patrick Wardle of Objective-See and Kseniia Yamburh of Moonlock Lab.
In part one, we got into Apple’s bug bounty program and the AI slop problem.
This time, Kseniia walks through what’s actually hitting Macs in 2026 based on Moonlock’s mid-2026 threat report, and Patrick previews Objective by the Sea v9, the largest Apple security conference (and the only one).
Links
- Apple caps security bug reports amid surge in AI-generated findings
- Apple’s baffling bug bounty changes finally make sense
- Follow Patrick Wardle on X and LinkedIn
- Check out Objective-See and upcoming #OTBS v9 conference
- Follow Kseniia on X
- Check out Moonlock’s mid-2026 macOS threat report
- Follow Arin on X and LinkedIn
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