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You spent the summer getting devices enrolled, updated and compliant. That's the baseline, not the finish line. Learn what it takes to make sure devices are optimized for learning.

Jamf Threat Labs discovers and investigates AmnesiaStealer, a multi-stage Rust-based macOS infostealer spread through a counterfeit GitHub download page that captures the login password, reaches for macOS bypasses Apple has already patched, and can hand the operator live, hidden control of the victim's Chromium browser to steal authenticated sessions.

Jamf Threat Labs have discovered a cluster of apps that are leaking sensitive information. Read on to learn more.

Black Hat USA 2026 highlighted how cybersecurity has fundamentally changed. Here's a peek into what the Jamf team was up to, what we learned, and what we showed at the conference.

Jamf Threat Labs uncovers a macOS campaign using a fake Zoom installer to deploy Overlord RAT. Built with .NET, this cross-platform technique simultaneously targets Windows, joining Go- and Rust-based cross-platform malware.

AI use in your organization can be a silent threat multiplier. Here's how to ensure your organization's data remains secure. Part one of a two-part series.

Sophisticated mobile attack kits profile a device before exploiting it, and understanding those checks shows defenders how hardening a phone can make an attacker walk away.

Ensure a smooth start to the new school year with this comprehensive Jamf School preparation guide.