Well-hidden Mac cryptomining malware found in pirate copies of Final Cut Pro; expect more

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By Ben LovejoyFeb 23, 2023, 9:00 am414 pts
Cybersecurity company Jamf Threat Labs has found Mac cryptomining malware in pirate copies of Final Cut Pro. The firm says that the cryptojacking malware was particularly well hidden, and not detected by most Mac security apps. Jamf also warned that the power of Apple Silicon Macs is going to make them…

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