A new malware for macOS, called "KandyKorn", has been discovered attacking members of the crypto community. The malware spreads through social engineering attacks, which trick victims into downloading a malicious ZIP file.
The malicious ZIP file is called "Cross-platform Bridges.zip" and poses as an arbitrage bot designed for automatic profit generation. However, the file actually contains malware that can steal data such as passwords, private keys, and wallet addresses.
Social engineering attacks target members of the crypto community through Discord channels, Twitter, and other forums. The attackers pose as legitimate members of the community and offer the malicious ZIP file as a free or paid tool.
macOS users should be aware of social engineering attacks and avoid downloading ZIP files from unknown sources. They should also keep their software updated to protect themselves from the latest threats.
Here are some tips to protect yourself from macOS malware:
🔸Don't click on links or open attachments from people you don't know.
🔸Keep your software up to date.
🔸Use reputable antivirus software.
🔸Be wary of offers that seem too good to be true.}
If you think your macOS device may be infected with malware, you should run a full antivirus scan. You should also change your passwords for all online services you use.
macOS malware attacks are a growing threat to macOS users. By staying alert for threats and taking steps to protect yourself, you can help keep your device secure.
