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Google Ads lead macOS developers to malware

The campaign spreads the Odyssey Stealer and AMOS (Atomic macOS Stealer) malware families. Both families focus on stealing system information, browser data, and crypto wallet login details. The attacks are carefully designed to exploit developers' trust. The fake Homebrew and TradingView sites display seemingly legitimate download portals with buttons such as Copy command. When a user clicks the button, a hidden, base64-encoded Terminal command is copied to the clipboard.

Information security

fromTheregister

3 weeks ago

Microsoft spots XCSSET strain hiding in Apple dev projects

XCSSET macOS malware variant targets developers via infected Xcode projects, adding stealthy persistence, obfuscation, Firefox data theft, and crypto clipboard hijacking.

Information security

fromKotaku

4 weeks ago

Malware 'Game' On Steam Stole $32K From Cancer-Stricken Streamer

A malicious update to the Steam game BlockBlasters deployed malware that drained a streamer’s $32,000 in crypto during a cancer fundraiser.

fromTechCrunch

3 months ago

North Korean hackers blamed for record spike in crypto thefts in 2025 | TechCrunch

Hackers have stolen more than $2 billion in cryptocurrency in the first half of 2025, indicating the worst year-to-date on record for such thefts.

Cryptocurrency

frompennlive

4 months ago

2nd crypto investor charged with kidnapping and torturing a man in a posh NYC townhouse

Cryptocurrency related kidnapping cases are escalating, reflecting a concerning trend of violence among digital currency investors.