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Researchers have uncovered a new cyber threat, ClearFake, which is being used to install a dangerous malware called Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) on Mac and Windows devices..
Early in 2023, researchers discovered a new cyber threat Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) which is a sophisticated malware, primarily targeting Apple users..
Once installed on a victim's device, AMOS malware has the capability to extract sensitive information, including iCloud Keychain passwords, credit card details, crypto wallets, and various files..
While the malware was already a threat, a new report reveals that cyber hackers are now delivering AMOS to Mac users via a fake browser update chain tracked as 'ClearFake'...
According to Malwarebytes, a cyber threat alarm system company, cyber attackers are using the ClearFake approach to deliver AMOS to Mac users..
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