North Korean hackers are targeting Apple Mac devices with updated malware


North Korean state-sponsored threat actors are once again setting up fake job interviews in a bid to infect unsuspecting victims with infostealing malware – but this time around, they are focusing on Apple users.

Cybersecurity researcher Patrick Wardle recently discovered a new variant of BeaverTail, a known infostealer capable of grabbing sensitive information from web browsers (including Google Chrome, Brave, and Opera), cryptocurrencies, login credentials, iCloud Keychain, and more. BeaverTail can also serve as a dropper, deploying the InvisibleFerret backdoor for persistent remote access.

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Source: MSN News


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