But even though it’s more likely to affect Windows and Linux, threat actors are actively designing malware specifically for macOS and it’s important to stay diligent. In the latter, results showed just 6% of all malware impacted Macs.
This year we’ve seen a report from Malwarebytes covering the state of malware on Mac as well as another study from Elastic Security Labs. Now a new malware called Atomic macOS Stealer is being sold as a service to malicious parties that may be more threatening.
Back in March, we saw a piece of malware surface for macOS called MacStealer that’s able to compromise iCloud Keychain passwords, credit card information, files, and more.
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