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A new piece of macOS malware named PamStealer has been discovered, utilizing advanced techniques to steal credentials. It is delivered in two stages, starting with a disk image that mimics a legitimate application, and employs AppleScript to conceal its malicious functionality.
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A new piece of macOS malware named PamStealer has been discovered, utilizing advanced techniques to steal credentials. It is delivered in two stages, starting with a disk image that mimics a legitimate application, and employs AppleScript to conceal its malicious functionality.
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Newly discovered PamStealer isn't your typical macOS malware
New macOS malware discovered, named PamStealer