Cybersecurity researchers warn about a new ClickFix malware campaign targeting macOS users with social engineering tactics to install Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS). The attack involves fake Spectrum impersonation sites and malicious shell scripts that deceive users into revealing passwords, leading to data theft and lateral movement. #ClickFix #AtomicStealer
Keypoints
- The campaign uses fake Spectrum websites to lure macOS users into executing malicious scripts.
- Users are tricked into entering their system passwords to download a stealer malware called AMOS.
- Cybercriminals behind these attacks are believed to be Russian-speaking based on malware code comments.
- The malware delivery includes inaccuracies and mismatched instructions across different platforms indicating hurried infrastructure.
- Fake CAPTCHA pages are used to exploit user compliance and bypass security controls for data exfiltration.
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