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Apple M1 malware: A cybersecurity researcher has discovered the first malware made to target Apple ARM-based M1 chipset via the Safari browser.
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Apple M1 malware: A cybersecurity researcher has discovered the first malware made to target Apple ARM-based M1 chipset via the Safari browser.
In just three months, hackers have debuted at least two strains of malware designed to attack Apple’s new M1 chip.
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A second malware that targets Macs with Apple's in-house M1 chip is infecting machines worldwide — but it's unclear why.
A proof-of-concept program infects systems with ARM64-compiled binaries and then reaches out to download additional functionality.