Macs Exposed by Hidden Malware

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North Korean hackers use disguised apps to target Macs with hidden malware

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A recent incident highlights this issue, with North Korean hackers targeting Macs by hiding malware in seemingly harmless apps.

The malware has ties to tactics and techniques often associated with North Korea hackers.

Experts have identified similarities between this malware and previous attacks linked to North Korea , including the use of certain coding methods and domains the country’s cyber teams are known to exploit.

Hackers, including those backed by North Korea , are constantly finding new ways to trick users into downloading malicious software.

These attacks often fly under the radar because they look like regular, safe apps.

With these threats becoming more sophisticated, it's more important than ever to stay aware of the risks.

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