Apple tightens macOS full-disk access rules
Apple is changing a macOS privacy setting after an AI agent read a columnist's messages, raising questions about third-party app permissions.
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Apple is changing a macOS privacy setting after an AI agent read a columnist's messages, raising questions about third-party app permissions.
Researchers at Jamf say a bogus Zoom app installs CloudSyncD, a backdoor that abuses user passwords to run with root privileges.
Researcher says a local attacker can redirect Meta's Muse dictation traffic through an undocumented app setting, with no special privileges.
SentinelOne tied North Korea's Jade Sleet to an India-based IT services breach that deployed two Rust macOS backdoors on a DevOps engineer's MacBook.
Two Docker Sandboxes vulnerabilities let malicious guest code read or modify macOS host files, with fixes shipped in version 0.42.0.
Attackers used the verified HBO Max Reddit account to run 108 malicious ads in 48 hours, driving users to a fake download page.
Homebrew 7.0.0 ships a native GUI, a Homebrew-specific advisory database, and stronger sandboxing as attackers keep targeting the package manager.
ClickFix attacks have spread from exotic to mainstream, infecting Windows and macOS users via fake CAPTCHAs and terminal commands.
Cato Networks found a campaign abusing Google Sites to spread macOS malware through ClickFix tactics.
Microsoft's Defender Experts linked 30+ domains via behavioral patterns, shifting Mac malware defense strategy.
CISA adds four actively exploited vulnerabilities affecting macOS, SharePoint, vCenter, and Windows IKE to its KEV catalog.
Apple ships 28-security-fix updates for macOS and iOS, covering two dozen WebKit bugs.
Researchers say a suspected China-nexus APT used a VMware flaw to deploy ransomware as a smoke screen.
New macOS infostealer AmnesiaStealer combines credential theft with silent remote browser control, researchers report.
A high-severity macOS bug is under attack, with hackers placing Monero miners via port 5900.
Researchers have uncovered a new macOS infostealer that uses ClickFix social engineering and has stealthy remote browser control capabilities.
Huntress discovers macOS stealer via ClickFix, targeting crypto wallets and credentials.
A newly identified Go-based malware targets macOS users by leveraging social engineering to steal credentials and crypto assets.
An experimental project allows full macOS to run on jailbroken iPads, highlighting significant technical friction and functional barriers.
Recent updates address hundreds of vulnerabilities across iOS and macOS platforms, highlighting significant risks in kernel security.
A critical vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude Cowork allows AI agents to escape their Linux virtual environment and access host macOS data.
Researchers demonstrate that macOS fails to revalidate web-downloaded applications after they have been modified by users.
A sophisticated social engineering campaign is tricking macOS users into executing terminal commands that surrender their private data.
A new C++ malware strain disguised as an Apple crash reporting tool is targeting local Keychain data and cryptocurrency wallets.
A sophisticated new macOS threat masquerades as system crash reporting tools to siphon credentials through a notarized infection chain.
Apple has launched the public beta for MacOS 27, marking a transition toward exclusive support for Apple Silicon hardware.
A sophisticated new C++ information stealer leverages legitimate Apple developer IDs to bypass Gatekeeper and harvest user credentials.
Critical updates for iOS and macOS patch two actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities affecting kernel and WebKit components.
A newly identified macOS infostealer leverages Apple-notarized installers to bypass system security and harvest sensitive user data.
A newly identified infostealer employs unconventional local authentication checks and Rust-based binaries to bypass standard defenses.