CrashStealer Mac malware steals passwords and wallets

CrashStealer Mac malware uses a signed Werkbit installer and fake password prompt to steal Keychain data, browser credentials ...

7 perks of switching to a MacBook, according to owners

Changing from a PC to a MacBook may seem like a monumental task, but the perks just may be worth it. Here are the benefits ...

ClickLock malware makes Macs unusable until victims surrender their passwords

Security firm Group-IB has uncovered ClickLock Stealer, a new Mac threat that hijacks normal system behavior to pressure ...

New Mac Attack Triggers 83-Hour Password Entry Loop

Be careful what you type: macOS users are warned that new ClickLock malware will kill apps and trigger an 83-hour ...

Apple @ Work: New macOS ClickFix malware brings a new potential backdoor to your enterprise fleet

A new macOS ClickFix campaign is tricking users into running malicious Terminal commands to deploy a persistent backdoor and ...
Macworld

New Mac malware pretends to be a login box that won’t go away

Macworld reports on ClickLock Stealer, a new macOS malware that tricks users through fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA prompts into ...

ClickLock Mac Malware Traps Users in a Three-Day Password Loop

ClickLock can shut down Mac apps for more than three days while pressuring users to enter a password and stealing sensitive ...
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ACR Stealer Uses ClickFix Lures to Steal Browser Tokens and Microsoft 365 Files

ACR Stealer campaigns use ClickFix lures, JPEG steganography, and WebDAV to steal browser tokens, passwords, PDFs, and synced ...

This new Mac malware won’t let you use your computer until you surrender your password

ClickLock is a new macOS malware that repeatedly kills system processes and tricks victims into entering their login password ...

MacPaw Moonlock antivirus review

Moonlock is a relatively new arrival to the Mac antivirus scene, but offers excellent usability and won't hinder the performance of older Macs.

Do you still need third-party antivirus on your Windows PC?

Earlier this year, Microsoft quietly deleted a post that argued Windows 11's built-in Microsoft Defender Antivirus was good enough for most people. But independent evidence says they were right.