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BlueNoroff Develops MacOS Malware Using Flutter to Bypass Security, Targeting Cryptocurrency Users
Nov 12, 2024, 01:00 PM
North Korean hacker group BlueNoroff has developed new malware specifically targeting MacOS users involved in cryptocurrency transactions. The malware, disguised within seemingly harmless MacOS applications, employs sophisticated coding techniques to bypass traditional security measures, including signed developer IDs. This new threat has raised alarms within the cryptocurrency industry, as it poses significant risks to users who may unknowingly download the compromised applications. Experts indicate that the malware utilizes Flutter, a popular framework, to deliver its payload, further complicating detection efforts and enhancing the hackers' ability to exploit vulnerabilities in MacOS systems.
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