#ClearFake

#ClearFake

A fake browser update called ClearFake is infecting Apple computers with malware that steals passwords and money.

The malware works by bombarding users with counterfeit Chrome updates and can hack data from cryptocurrency extensions.

Mac users should avoid downloading browser updates from third-party sites and pop-ups to prevent becoming infected. [ more ]

A fake browser update called ClearFake is infecting Apple computers with malware that steals passwords and money.

The malware works by bombarding users with counterfeit Chrome updates and can hack data from cryptocurrency extensions.

Mac users should avoid downloading browser updates from third-party sites and pop-ups to prevent becoming infected. [ more ]

Mac users should be wary of fake browser updates that can steal passwords.

Hackers are using ads and fake websites to trick Mac users into downloading malicious browser updates.

The malware, known as ClearFake, is a more sophisticated version of the Atomic Stealer attack. [ more ]

Mac users should be wary of fake browser updates that can steal passwords.

Hackers are using ads and fake websites to trick Mac users into downloading malicious browser updates.

The malware, known as ClearFake, is a more sophisticated version of the Atomic Stealer attack. [ more ]