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Mac Attack: FrigidStealer Emerges to Chill Apple’s Malware-Free Reputation
The myth of malware-free Macs is melting away with FrigidStealer. This new macOS-targeting malware is part of campaigns by TA569, a group notorious for its fake update schemes. Proofpoint’s February 18 report connects FrigidStealer to newly identified threat actors TA2726 and TA2727, marking a cold reality for Apple users.
Hot Take:
Apple users, it’s time to stop feeling all smug and secure. Your macOS devices have officially joined the ranks of those with a target on their backs, thanks to the new FrigidStealer malware. Looks like EvilCorp just couldn’t resist spreading the love to Apple’s shiny ecosystem. Welcome to the club, Apple!
Key Points:
- FrigidStealer is the new malware targeting macOS, specifically aimed at stealing information.
- It’s part of campaigns by TA569, a group linked to the notorious cybercrime syndicate EvilCorp.
- TA569 is famous for using malvertising techniques and fake update campaigns to deploy malware.
- Two new threat actors, TA2726 and TA2727, have emerged, collaborating with TA569.
- FrigidStealer is distributed via fake update pages, targeting users outside North America.
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