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New Mac Malware 'MacSync' Stealing Crypto Wallets

New Mac Malware 'MacSync' Stealing Crypto Wallets

SlowMist security firm warns of MacSync, a new macOS malware targeting crypto wallets. The malware aims to steal wallet credentials and exfiltrate sensitive data, posing a significant threat to Mac users holding cryptocurrencies. Users are advised to update security software and avoid suspicious links to protect assets from this destructive campaign.

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