The Mac malware lurks behind sponsored search results. Clicking the ad redirects you to arc-download[.]com, a phony website that pretends to offer a Mac version of Arc. The downloaded file looks like ...

Hiding in imposter sites, GitHub downloads, and YouTube links, this infostealer is designed to hijack accounts and drain ...

Security researchers have discovered a new malware for macOS, which can be used to attack over 100 browser extensions that may be installed on the target Mac. Apple tries hard to make macOS and its ...

Our malware articles typically concern either Android or Windows, but Apple users occasionally have to deal with malicious software of their own. For instance, the Moonlock Lab cybersecurity team ...

Atomic Stealer Distributes Malware to Macs Through False Browser Downloads Your email has been sent Atomic Stealer malware advertises itself through ClearFake browser ...

A new 'FakeUpdate' campaign targeting users in France leverages compromised websites to show fake browser and application updates that spread a new version of the WarmCookie backdoor. FakeUpdate is a ...

Malwarebytes vs McAfee: Which Antivirus Is Right for You? Your email has been sent Malwarebytes and McAfee are both firmly established in the antivirus business, but which is better? Read this guide ...

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A new Google Ads malvertising campaign, coinciding with the launch of the Arc web browser for Windows, was tricking people into downloading trojanized installers that infect them with malware payloads ...

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