North Korean hackers are using sophisticated Mac malware delivered through fake Zoom invites to break into Web3 and crypto ...

SentinelLabs has posted a report about a new malware that targets Mac users of blockchain technologies, such as crypto. The threat agents behind the attack are based in North Korea, according to ...

SentinelLabs has issued a report about a new malware that targets Mac users of blockchain technologies. The report is quite ...

In most cases, a factory reset should get rid of any viruses or malware on your computer. However it may not be effective for ...

The myth that Macs don’t get hit by malware is just that. Both Bitdefender and Norton have earned our Editors' Choice award ...

Researchers warn that recent attack campaigns against Web3 and crypto startups by a North Korean APT group have leveraged a ...

North Korean state-backed hackers have been using a new family of macOS malware called NimDoor in a campaign that targets ...

North Korean hackers are behind a new macOS malware campaign that targets the crypto industry using fake Zoom invites.

North Korean hackers are using Nim-compiled malware called “NimDoor” to target crypto companies on macOS, exploiting fake Zoom updates to steal wallets and credentials.

A study published in mBio details the vulnerability of coronaviruses to inhibitors of a small protein domain called Mac1, or the "macrodomain," found in all coronaviruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and ...

Threat actors are using social engineering to impersonate trusted contacts and convince targets to install persistent malware ...

Macworld It’s all very well telling people to back up their Mac. But human nature means that searching for backup advice is something that usually happens after the worst has already happened.