US EditionHackers Use Fake CleanMyMac Site to Deploy SHub Stealer and Hijack Crypto Wallets
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A fake site imitating the famous CleanMyMac utility currently circulates online and pushes users to execute an order in Terminal. Behind this manipulation lies SHub Stealer, a macOS malware capable of stealing passwords, browser data and crypto wallets.
Hackers Use Fake CleanMyMac Site to Deploy SHub Stealer and Hijack Crypto Wallets
A convincing fake website posing as the popular Mac utility CleanMyMac is actively pushing dangerous macOS malware called SHub Stealer onto unsuspecting users. The site, hosted at cleanmymacos[.]org, has no connection to the real CleanMyMac software or its developers, MacPaw. Once inside a system, SHub Stealer harvests saved passwords, browser data, Apple Keychain contents, cryptocurrency […] The post Hackers Use Fake CleanMyMac Site to Deploy S…
CleanMyMac Imposter Site Installs SHub Stealer on Macs
A fake version of the popular Mac utility CleanMyMac is being used to trick users into installing data-stealing malware. The campaign uses a fraudulent website that instructs visitors to manually run a command in Terminal, which secretly installs a macOS infostealer known as SHub Stealer. This malware steals “… sensitive data including saved passwords, browser data, Apple Keychain contents, cryptocurrency wallets, and Telegram sessions,” said M…
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