Malvertising Campaign Delivers AMOS 'malext' macOS Infostealer via Fake Text‑Sharing Lures

Ali NematiMar 324 sec read20 views

A new malvertising campaign targets macOS users by delivering a variant of AMOS infostealer called "malext" through deceptive Google ads and fake text-sharing articles. The malware steals sensitive information and backdoors cryptocurrency wallets, highlighting the need for caution when interacting with unknown online content and ensuring security features like Gatekeeper are enabled.

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