New Atomic Stealer malware variant harder to detect in macOS

AppleInsider
Feb 27, 2024, 6:19 pm550 pts
The Atomic Stealer malware still relies on users installing fake software with a payload hidden in the .dmg file, but it is evolving to get harder to detect. Atomic Stealer infects macOS via illegitimate software Atomic Stealer hides in illegitimate software downloads, gets into macOS through user error, and…

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