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A new, cheaper Mac stealer emerges

The infamous AMOS stealer, the most popular macOS malware on the black market, is now in good company. Moonlock Lab recently reported that a new macOS malware, dubbed Mac.c, has risen among the ranks. The malware, developed openly online without shame or fear

New Predator spyware is on the hunt

Apple and Google have released fresh new warnings in multiple countries about spyware impacting users. Several hundred accounts in over 80 countries received warning notifications informing them that they were being targeted with the new zero-click Predator sp

Safari vulnerability lets hackers steal your credentials

Have you ever noticed that Safari, unlike Chrome or Firefox, does not display a message when you go full screen? Well, you might not have noticed, but cybercriminals have. And they are using this “flaw” to their advantage to steal your credentials and password

North Koreans are hacking Mac users with fake Zoom interview invites

North Korea’s state-supported hacker group Sapphire Sleet is back with a new Fake Interview campaign. Sapphire Sleet is specifically targeting Mac users who work in the blockchain, crypto, Web3, fintech, and digital assets sectors. Let’s dive in.

Deleted Signal messages could still be read. Apple has stopped it.

If you use Signal, WhatsApp, Messenger, and other similar apps, there is a risk that your messages can be accessed and read, even if you have deleted them. How? The answer lies in the Notification Center on your iPhone or Mac. Apple recently released a securit

A fake BlueWallet app is draining crypto wallets

Cybercriminals are targeting Mac users with fake crypto wallet sites. A new threat campaign has been impersonating Blue Wallet, a popular crypto wallet used by millions of users. While Blue Wallet itself has not been hacked, this technique is commonly used to

What is juice jacking?

Public USB charging ports are everywhere: airports, hotels, cafés, and conference centers. They appear convenient. However, they’re also one of the easiest ways for attackers to compromise a phone or laptop without touching it. This type of attack is called ju

Is my Mac infected? Signs your Mac might be infected with malware

While Macs are known for having some of the best security features straight out of the box, the idea that they are fully immune to malware infection is a myth. Strange behavior could be due to user error or a sophisticated method of attack, but it’s important

Contagious Interview: How a job offer could infect your Mac

If you are a Mac developer, you’re probably already aware of the Contagious Interview scam, in which users are tricked into downloading malware via fake job offers. This threat campaign, linked to North Korean hackers, has been going on for years. But in a new

How to get rid of a Safari virus on your Mac or iPhone

Thanks to the increasing market share of Macs and MacBooks, the Apple ecosystem has never been a higher-value target for malware attacks. Unfortunately, the danger extends beyond macOS and iOS, reaching Apple’s default web browser, where a Safari virus has the

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