Mac malware campaign uses fake AI chat results to deliver AMOS through terminal commands, security researchers report.

A new variant of the MacSync Stealer uses a code-signed Swift application to get around Apple's macOS Gatekeeper protections.

MacSync Stealer, by contrast, is downloaded from an ordinary-looking utility URL as a code-signed and notarized Swift ...

The text and code editing tool EmEditor was targeted in a supply chain attack that resulted in the distribution of ...

New MacSync Stealer version is executed via a signed and notarized Swift application, eliminating the need for direct ...

We’ve recently seen how ChatGPT was used to trick Mac users into installing MacStealer, and now a different tactic ...

Transparent Tribe (APT36) is linked to new cyber-espionage attacks using malicious LNK files, adaptive RATs, and long-term ...

A new version of the MacSync Stealer malware has been found masquerading as a legitimate, notarized app. It bypasses standard macOS security warnings to harvest credentials and crypto wallets.

Blind Eagle launches new multi-stage malware attacks via spear-phishing to compromise systems and deploy memory-resident payloads.

Business-grade email server software SmarterMail just patched a maximum-severity vulnerability that allowed threat actors to ...

Hackers behind the Shai Hulud malicious npm JavaScript campaign are likely testing a new variant of the malware. Security ...

The malware, a reworked version of the MacSync Stealer, departs from earlier delivery methods and adopts a quieter, more ...