New Mac Malware Masquerades as Apple's Crash Reporter: 3 Ways to Dodge the Threat
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CrashStealer Malware Impersonates Apple Tool to Steal Mac Passwords and Crypto
Mac users should watch out for macOS malware called CrashStealer, according to Jamf Threat Labs. The malware impersonates Apple's crash reporting framework, and it's meant to steal all kinds of sensitive information. CrashStealer collects browser data, password manager data, cryptocurrency wallet extensions, and keychain data, and Jamf first noticed it circulating in a fake Apple-notarized app called Werkbit.
A new malware masquerades as an Apple system tool to steal passwords, browser data, and even cryptocurrency wallets: here's how to recognize it and protect yourself. - on macitynet.it CrashStealer, a dangerous malware that steals Mac passwords
Another proof that you are not immune to hacking attacks as a Mac owner: researchers have identified a new malware for macOS designed to steal your passwords and browser data. It was named CrashStealer. Jamf Threat Labs discovered for the first time in early May something that looked like "an info tealer still in development," and began to track it; the team reports that the malware was so mature that it could be used actively by the beginning o…
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