It can also compromise crypto wallets such as Atomic, Binance, Exodus, Electrum, and MetaMask.
Hackers sell the malware for $1,000 a month and update it regularly. Once the malware is installed, it compresses the stolen data into a ZIP file and sends it back to the attacker via the C&C server URL.
Although macOS is generally considered more secure than Windows and Linux, hackers are still actively developing malware specifically for macOS; so it’s important to be careful, update your software regularly, and avoid questionable downloads.
Source: Ferra
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