Terminal is a tool tracked across 9 threat clusters and 11 intelligence report mentions on ThreatCluster. First observed December 15, 2025; most recent activity July 17, 2026.
Terminal is described as a cybersecurity tool/attack framework used by threat actors to coordinate malware campaigns, including macOS-focused payloads like MacSync Stealer and campaigns that abuse ChatGPT to spread malware. It supports automation, evasion, and broader distribution, increasing impact by leveraging AI-enabled channels. Its significance lies in enabling rapid, scalable deployment and evasion against protections across platforms.
Cybercriminals are exploiting Google Ads to promote a fake Homebrew page that installs the MacSync infostealer malware, as reported by security researchers at the SANS Internet Storm Center. This campaign was first…
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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…