macOS Users Targeted by FlexibleFerret Malware via Terminal Command Scam
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A series of cyberattacks is targeting macOS users through deceptive job recruitment scams that trick victims into executing terminal commands. This method delivers the FlexibleFerret malware, compromising user systems. The attacks exploit the trust of users in legitimate job offers to facilitate the installation of malicious software.
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