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Beware of fake job assessments that ask you to run Terminal commands — they could be a social engineering scheme to deploy the FlexibleFerret malware and steal your credentials. Jamf Threat Labs analyzes their latest discovery.

Jamf Threat Labs dissects the new DigitStealer malware, a sophisticated macOS infostealer that uses advanced hardware checks and multi-stage attacks to evade detection and steal sensitive data.

Jamf Threat Labs reveals a major credential leak in World of Warships Blitz. Read on to learn more.

Two mobile apps available for download are leaking personally identifiable information. Jamf Threat Labs investigates.

Jamf Threat Labs performs a deep dive on the modular malware that has been mysteriously maligning macOS since 2021.

Third-party app stores introduce risk. Jamf Threat Labs investigates.

Last week, security researchers at Moonlock published new findings on the latest version of Atomic Stealer (AMOS), highlighting significant updates — including the addition of a backdoor. Around the same time, Jamf Threat Labs independently analyzed samples that exhibit many of the same characteristics detailed in Moonlock’s research.

Attackers are using PyInstallers to deploy infostealers on macOS. Jamf Threat Labs investigates this newly discovered technique.