Newly discovered Mac malware may have circulated in the wild for 2 years

Ars Technica
By Dan GoodinJan 18, 2017, 2:18 pm963 pts
A newly discovered family of Mac malware has been conducting detailed surveillance on targeted networks, possibly for more than two years, a researcher reported Wednesday. The malware, which a recent Mac OS update released by Apple is detecting as Fruitfly, contains code that captures screenshots and webcam…

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