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A new malware, namely Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS), has been discovered. It has been designed to target Mac users, purely to obtain the personal data of those who have a macOS machine.

Threat actors are now selling a new malware called 'Atomic' or 'AMOS' through private telegram channels for a monthly subscription of $1,000.

Dubbed Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS), the malware also targets browsers and looks for user names, passwords, credit card numbers, cookies, and more information.

Discovered by the security researchers at Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs (CRIL), this new strain of malware with its ever-changing tactics and advanced capabilities, could be a game-changer for cybercriminals., Technology & Science News, Times Now

Cybersecurity firms have warned Android users against a new banking trojan that is capable of taking over 450 banking and crypto apps.

Security researchers have found that threat actors have already registered suspicious domains and pages to carry out the attacks.

Security researchers have found that threat actors have already registered suspicious domains and pages to carry out the attacks.

Cyble calculates that more than 74 million customer records at major carriers were exposed so far this year, the vast majority via third parties.

Malware can infiltrate Zoom users where their private banking information is at risk of being stolen. Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs are warning users.

The malware has resurfaced, using an icon and name similar to the legitimate Google Play app MYT Music, a popular app with more than 10 million downloads.