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Mail Online

Privacy professionals

Warning to Mac users over fake browser updates that steal passwords

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 ]

Mail Online

Privacy professionals

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 ]

Mail Online

Privacy professionals

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 ]

Mail Online

Privacy professionals

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 ]

TechRepublic

Privacy professionals

Atomic Stealer malware targets Apple users through fake browser updates.

ClearFake is a dangerous social engineering scheme that is actively being updated. [ more ]

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