Macos Malware News Today

If you're contemplating saving money by opting for pirated software and downloading cracked versions, be aware that hackers may attempt to infect your Mac with malware.

This infamous malware on the Mac, AMOS, is now appearing as your PC's browser update. Do not believe everything you see online and always be vigilant, as the return of notorious Mac malware is back at it again, now pushing for a fake Safari and Google Chrome browser update that installs the infection.

Engineers of cryptocurrency exchange platforms are being targeted by the Lazarus Group using the novel macOS malware known as KandyKorn.

Think your Mac is safe from cyber threats? Think again. A new report from Accenture shows that hackers are targeting macOS like never before.

Think Macs can’t get viruses? Think again, as a new Mac malware strain has been found that steals credit card info, login data, and even your password database.

Eight new macOS malware families emerged in 2021, including ElectroRAT, SilverSparrow, XcodeSpy, ElectrumStealer, WildPressure, XLoader, ZuRu, and CDDS.

New warnings are being issued to Apple and Mac users. A security flaw was discovered in macOS that hackers could exploit to install undetectable malware.

Apple has fixed a security vulnerability through the latest update of its macOS that earlier allowed hackers to record a victim's screen or take photos using Mac's camera.

macOS Malware Caught Spying on Users May 25, 2021 06:58 GMT   ·  Comment      New macOS Malware Last month, security researchers revealed that a notorious malware family exploited a never seen before flaw. The vulnerability enabled macOS security defenses to be bypassed and run unimpeded. There are indicators that macOS might have targeted again in the future. Jamf claims it has found evidence for a vulnerability that allows XCSSET to have access to parts of macOS that need permi...