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It is about a malware, new Mac infostealer dubbed PamStealer, impersonating the open-source Maccy clipboard manager to steal passwords and more.
Maccy is a free macOS open source clipboard manager. It keeps a history of what that has been copied which you can searched for. It helps in quick reuse of text, images, files and other clipboard content instead of copying them again.
Mac users searching for the open-source clipboard manager Maccy are being targeted by a fake version of the app that installs a new Rust-based infostealer dubbed PamStealer, according to cybersecurity firm Jamf Threat Labs. If successful, the malware could steal users’ passwords and crypto wallet keys.
It is still the same old way, but some people will still fall into the scammers trap by downloading the fake app, thinking it is the legit app.
You can also read about the malware that is promoted by sponsored advertisement through the same link in the quote:
In an X post last week, the company said it was investigating a sponsored advertisement on X promoting DynamicLake that redirected users to dynamicmacisland[.]com, where they were instructed to open Terminal and execute an installation command.
“The advertisement was delivered through a verified X account, adding another layer of trust to the social engineering,” the firm wrote. “Analysis of the payload revealed a recent Atomic (MacSync) Stealer variant.”