Cybercrime: here it comes Atomic, a new info-stealer for macOS
The malware, aka AMOS, is sold with a $1,000-a-month subscription and can be used even by those without technical skills.
Cybercrime, CloudMensis targets macOS users
ESET cybersecurity experts: The malware, a backdoor, exclusively uses public cloud storage services to communicate back and forth with its operators.
Cybercrime, ChromeLoader has at least four variants
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 cybersecurity experts: Malware authors used a browser extension as their final payload. It serves as adware and an infostealer.
Cybersecurity, Suspicious Apps will help Mac users to counter attacks from Russia
Mac Paw: It’s a new tool in CleanMyMac X. It will identify, review and remove apps originating also from Belarus.
Cybersecurity, Apple patches the zero-day flaw CVE-2022-22620
Security updates for iOS, iPadOS (15.3.1) and macOS (Monterey 12.2.1). The vulnerability is actively exploited by cybercrime actors.
Cybersecurity, macOS Monterey suffers the “powerdir” flaw
Microsoft experts detected the vulnerability CVE-2021-30970. It allows to bypass the TTC, gaining access to a user’s data. Update your systems ASAP!
Cybercrime, WildPressure targets also the macOS platform
Kaspersky cybersecurity experts: Milum malware has been retooled with a PyInstaller bundle containing a trojan dropper Windows and macOS.
Cybersecurity, Silver Sparrow targets Mac devices and the new M1 Chips
The malware has been discovered by a Malwarebytes, Red Canary and VMware Carbon Black research. However, today it doesn’t delivery additional payload.
Cybercrime, new Mac malware targets Apple’s M1 chip
It has been discovered by the cybersecurity expert Patrick Wardle. It is a variant of Pirrit, and has been designed to install itself as a Safari extension.
Cybercrime, the first threat to macOS is the Shlayer trojan
Kaspersky's cyber security experts: Malware is detected on one in ten computers. In addition, although it has evolved little since 2018, the attack trend has remained constant.