New malware campaign impersonates Malwarebytes installers. Hackers use DLL sideloading to deploy infostealers targeting crypto & MFA. Verify downloads now.

The world of Apple security is evolving faster than ever. From the rise of sophisticated malware to the integration of AI into both attacks and defenses, Mac and iOS users are navigating increasingly complex risks. In this latest episode of the 9to5Mac Security Bite podcast, host Arin Waichulis sits down with Jaron Bradley, author and Director at Jamf Threat Labs, to explore the past decade of Apple security, the emergence of infostealer malware as a major threat, and what the future may hold for Apple users in 2026.

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Introduction: Modern infostealers like AuraStealer employ sophisticated obfuscation techniques to evade detection and steal sensitive data. This article provides practical deobfuscation workflows, empowering cybersecurity professionals to dissect and neutralize such threats. By mastering these methods, you can bolster defenses against data exfiltration attacks and enhance your incident response capabilities. Learning Objectives: Understand the differences between polymorphic and monolithic malware obfuscation.

A Hudson Rock report reveals how an Iranian hacker named Zestix breached 50 global companies, including Iberia Airlines and Pickett & Associates, by using stolen passwords and a lack of MFA.

A threat actor that goes by "Zestix" used several infostealers to obtain credentials and breach file-sharing instances of approximately 50 enterprises.

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50 companies allowed access to cloud instances with just a password