Just when you thought your Mac was safe, an updated version of a popular Mac malware strain is making the rounds online which can leave a backdoor on your computer that hackers can use as they please.

SentinelLabs has posted a report about a new malware that targets Mac users of blockchain technologies, such as crypto. The ...

The Atomic macOS Stealer malware has a new backdoor persistent installation feature, making it even more of a security risk ...

North Korean hackers are using sophisticated Mac malware delivered through fake Zoom invites to break into Web3 and crypto ...

A new ClickFix campaign targets macOS users with fake Spectrum support sites, tricking victims with CAPTCHA failures to paste ...

The altered app packs in two extra executables within Termius Helper.app, a loader named ".localized" that's designed to ...

Just as with Windows antivirus tools, there are two main pricing clusters for a single-year Mac antivirus subscription, one ...

North Korean hackers are using Nim-compiled malware called “NimDoor” to target crypto companies on macOS, exploiting fake ...

USB flash drives (a.k.a. “thumb” drives) may seem passé in a world where AirDrop and cloud storage solve the file-transfer ...

Threat actors are using social engineering to impersonate trusted contacts and convince targets to install persistent malware ...

North Korean hackers launch sophisticated malware campaign targeting Web3 and cryptocurrency companies using NimDoor malware.

Malware analyst discovered a new version of the Atomic macOS info-stealer (also known as 'AMOS') that comes with a backdoor, ...