AMOS is a malware family tracked across 15 threat clusters and 24 intelligence report mentions on ThreatCluster. First observed December 5, 2025; most recent activity June 10, 2026.
Bybit's Security Operations Center (SOC) reported a sophisticated malware campaign targeting macOS users searching for 'Claude Code,' an AI development tool from Anthropic. The campaign, first identified in March 2026,…
Hackers are exploiting macOS users through weaponized DMG files that masquerade as legitimate software installers. This tactic leverages the misconception that Apple devices are immune to malware, allowing attackers to…
A new variant of the MacSync stealer malware has been identified, exploiting Apple's notarization process to bypass security measures on macOS devices. This malware poses a risk to sensitive user data by disguising…
A new malware campaign is exploiting fake posts on Reddit that promise free access to TradingView Premium, targeting both Windows and macOS users. The malware distributed includes Vidar, which steals information from…
Infostealer threats have shifted from primarily targeting Windows to macOS environments, as reported by the Microsoft Defender Security Research Team. Since late 2025, these campaigns have utilized cross-platform…
A malvertising campaign has emerged, targeting macOS users globally with a new variant of the AMOS infostealer known as 'malext.' Attackers are utilizing Google ads to direct victims to fake help articles on…
State-backed hackers from China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia are utilizing Google's Gemini AI model to facilitate various stages of cyberattacks, including reconnaissance and post-compromise actions. Notably, the…
A new malware called Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) is targeting macOS users through deceptive methods. Attackers are using fake Google ads, lookalike websites, and fraudulent links to trick users into executing harmful…
Threat actors are using paid ads on Google to promote misleading conversations with ChatGPT and Grok, which appear to offer tech support but actually lead macOS users to download infostealing malware. This campaign is a…
Hackers are exploiting AI tools like ChatGPT and Grok to create malicious commands that appear in Google search results. When users unknowingly execute these commands, they inadvertently allow hackers to install malware…